SEE Magazine
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Table of Contents:
Issue #239: June
25, 1998
Up Front:
Man Bites Dog Benefit blues by SEE
staff
Opinion:
Closet Universe Absloution gangland-style
by A.J. Axline
Transportation master plan: more cars, less fun
by Simon Kiss
On the trail of the elusive Canuck sitcom by
Mark Leiren-Young
News Front:
New law binds grads to student loans by Scott Lingley
Cover Story:
Offishall target:the world by Daryl Rodway
Music:
Krall's rhythm and cruise by M.A. Selander
Sounding Off It was 20 years ago today...
by Kirby
Converted, at least to the music by Stew Slater
James takes role in swing revival by Simon Kiss
Butcher moves past saxophone decisions by Scott
Lingley
Good music's no enemy by Stew Slater
Rolodex comes in handy by Stew Slater
Remix Edmonton's Dance & Urban Report
Remix News A week of red hot hip hop by
Darryl Rodway
HMV Spins This week's CD reviews by SEE
Staff
On Stage:
Caterpillar-free Saigon by Andrea Rabinovitch
It's a nice day for a black wedding by Barbara
North
The Bard at home outdoors by Gilbert A. Bouchard
Stars come out as Sterlings move to Arts Barns
by Gilbert A. Bouchard
In Print:
Deft novel probes mysteries of sleep by
Michael Beaulieu
A brilliant Dream by Tara Taylor
Visual Arts:
Order art with the Works by Sam Dearheart
Paperboys a delivery of art and cool by Dave Lloyd
On the Web:
Health watch website quarantined for public
by Richard Cairney
On Screen:
Last Days disguises art film in cool disco
threads by Cynthia Amsden
Learning to cruise in a foreign tongue by Ben
Coxworth
Out with the full clooney by Cynthia Amsden
Gutsy Sayles connects by Adrian Lackey
Hustlin' Cat by Adrian Lackey
On the Menu:
Manifesto Destiny by Gilbert A. Bouchard
At the Back:
My Messy Bedroom Swinging's okay, but
no marriage saver by Josey Vogels