SEE Magazine Copyright © 1998. All Rights Reserved. Table of Contents: Issue #257: October 29, 1998 Up Front: Man Bites Dog Hypno show will raise the dead by SEE Staff Opinion: Closet Universe Chretien gets protection from beyond by A.J. Axline Joe's a pain for Preston by Bryce McLaughlin Da little despot 'as bats in 'is belfry by Mark Leiren-Young I.C.U. Sub-Atomic Humor Gamers of the world, tee off! by Paul Mather Palm-top technology's too accessible by Most Famous Guy In Town Ugly Rumors Ezra the Savant knows about lawsuits by SEE Staff News Front: Elections a go at CKUA by Richard Cairney CJSR in fund raiser by SEE Staff Cover Story: Club Conscious For some people, every day is Halloween by Dave Lloyd Music: Suitable rock for Halloween by Stew Slater Sounding Off Rawkin' with Ron by Kirby Carson Cole's indie determination by Simon Kiss Anything but predictable by Stew Slater Writing on the road by Stew Slater Kaldor's roots are showing by Warren Footz Remix Edmonton's Dance & Urban Report Remix News U.S. Dance TV at KAOS by Darryl Rodway Remix Reviews Daft Punk's Bangalter dusting the stars by Darryl Rodway HMV Spins Ha-ha scary with ho-hum music by SEE Staff On Stage: Speak: the best play in town by Margaret Macpherson Urban tales with twists by Richard Cairney A long weekend's too short when all Hell breaks loose by Richard Cairney Anne musical moves by Barbara North In Print: McLean's voice carries stories by Stew Slater Visual Arts: Not a traditional examination of space by Gilbert A. Bouchard On the Web: Urban legends survive on line by Richard Cairney On Screen: Small-screen scary by Alex Jay Howard Is Hartley in Henry? by Adrian Lackey On the Menu: If you don't like this soup, get away from my review by Gilbert A. Bouchard At the Back: My Messy Bedroom Just say it! by Josey Vogels Back To Main Index | Go To Listings