SEE Magazine Copyright © 2000. All Rights Reserved Table of Contents: Issue #321: January 27, 2000 Confronted: Sub-Atomic Humor Funny you should ask by Paul Mather I.C.U. When Worlds Occulde by The Most Famous Guy In Town News GMCC journalism students seek refunds by Richard Cairney Opinion: Closet Universe Collection causes cynicism by A.J. Axline Comment It’s only a matter of time before politicians form a union by Nathaniel Fairbairn Space For Rant Pruyser’s unsolved murder shows need for special investigative unit by SEE Reader Cover Story: Please do not feed the clowns by Richard Cairney Music: Sounding Off Media Club no more by Kirby Gjerstad arrives with dream team trio by Dan Given Dino Martinis will shake and stir you by Garnet Fraser Brothers Creeggan gonna work it out by Tom Murray National Dust another fine export from the City of Cows by Fish Griwkowsky Student returns to honor teacher by Heather Stretch Banks salutes the Duke by Peter North Remix News Duelling shindigs make for tough party decision by Samson HMV Spins Eric Bachmann sends telegram from outer limits by SEE Staff On Stage: Dance Motif lets dancers keep a foot in the door by Andrea Rabinovitch Pirates of Penzance still the very model of a modern major comedy by Gilbert A. Bouchard In Print: Crumb keeps on truckin’ by Fish Griwkowsky On Screen: Thank God it’s Next Friday! by Fish Griwkowsky Too many story lines make Cradle fall by Scott Sharplin Sex Canuck style: cold, impersonal, explicit by Alex J. Howard Senses typically good Canadian cinema by Mari Sasano The End of the Affair too smart to be gooey by Jodi Ramer A genuine alternative to "dick flicks" by Lys Woods Spiritual silences propel Jesus by Scott Lingley At the Back: My Messy Bedroom Boudoir photography the gift that keeps on giving by Josey Vogels On The Menu Allemang’s new food book not for wimps by Gilbert A. Bouchard Back To Main Index | Go To Listings
Table of Contents: Issue #321: January 27, 2000
Confronted:
Sub-Atomic Humor Funny you should ask by Paul Mather
I.C.U. When Worlds Occulde by The Most Famous Guy In Town
News GMCC journalism students seek refunds by Richard Cairney
Opinion:
Closet Universe Collection causes cynicism by A.J. Axline
Comment It’s only a matter of time before politicians form a union by Nathaniel Fairbairn
Space For Rant Pruyser’s unsolved murder shows need for special investigative unit by SEE Reader
Cover Story:
Please do not feed the clowns by Richard Cairney
Music:
Sounding Off Media Club no more by Kirby
Gjerstad arrives with dream team trio by Dan Given
Dino Martinis will shake and stir you by Garnet Fraser
Brothers Creeggan gonna work it out by Tom Murray
National Dust another fine export from the City of Cows by Fish Griwkowsky
Student returns to honor teacher by Heather Stretch
Banks salutes the Duke by Peter North
Remix News Duelling shindigs make for tough party decision by Samson
HMV Spins Eric Bachmann sends telegram from outer limits by SEE Staff
On Stage:
Dance Motif lets dancers keep a foot in the door by Andrea Rabinovitch
Pirates of Penzance still the very model of a modern major comedy by Gilbert A. Bouchard
In Print:
Crumb keeps on truckin’ by Fish Griwkowsky
On Screen:
Thank God it’s Next Friday! by Fish Griwkowsky
Too many story lines make Cradle fall by Scott Sharplin
Sex Canuck style: cold, impersonal, explicit by Alex J. Howard
Senses typically good Canadian cinema by Mari Sasano
The End of the Affair too smart to be gooey by Jodi Ramer
A genuine alternative to "dick flicks" by Lys Woods
Spiritual silences propel Jesus by Scott Lingley
At the Back:
My Messy Bedroom Boudoir photography the gift that keeps on giving by Josey Vogels
On The Menu Allemang’s new food book not for wimps by Gilbert A. Bouchard
Back To Main Index | Go To Listings
