SEE Magazine Copyright © 2000. All Rights Reserved Table of Contents: Issue #327: March 9, 2000 Confronted: Sub-Atomic Humor Black doesn’t always go with everything by Paul Mather I.C.U. One good thing about winter by The Most Famous Guy In Town News Private health links questioned by Richard Cairney Opinion: Closet Universe Is a cigar just a cigar? by A.J. Axline Comment Suburbs need a swift kick by Nathaniel Fairbairn Space For Rant Private health is the only way to go, says former Alberta Doc by SEE Reader Space For Rant Are Klein’s private health Truth Squads pushing the Big Lie? by SEE Reader Space For Rant Employers can’t be blamed for murder of night shift worker by SEE Reader Cover Story: Quick, look! There’s something good on CBC! by Richard Cairney Music: Sounding Off TheTrucks get traction from seasoned players by Kirby Mitchell hurts, but does not cry by Warren Footz Canada’s ska kings never really went away by Warren Footz Guitarist Aldcroft seeks his own voice in fusion of influences by Tom Murray Local blues news abounds by Peter North Lamond updates tradition by Brian Golightly Remix News Just in case you can’t remember that night by Samson HMV Spins AC/DC stiffs fans - again by SEE Staff On Stage: Marty Chan’s White Girl examines race by Kevin Crandlemire Sidekicks front and centre by Craig Elliott Edmonton Opera launches Rake production by Gilbert A. Bouchard Streetcar is second to none by Margaret Macpherson On Screen: Humor an alien notion in Planet by Dengar Shafiq Die Mona, die! by Stephen Notley It’s an actor’s life for Turturro and Co. by Alex J. Howard Polanski coaxes dark laughter out of devilish librarian yarn by Mari Sasano Yawning, not roaring by Adrian Lackey It’s Just Sex is much more than just sex by Jodi Ramer In Search Of… leather by Scott Lingley At the Back: My Messy Bedroom She wiggled her boobs in my face by Josey Vogels On The Menu Plantiers makes dining out a special occasion by Gilbert A. Bouchard Back To Main Index | Go To Listings
Table of Contents: Issue #327: March 9, 2000
Confronted:
Sub-Atomic Humor Black doesn’t always go with everything by Paul Mather
I.C.U. One good thing about winter by The Most Famous Guy In Town
News Private health links questioned by Richard Cairney
Opinion:
Closet Universe Is a cigar just a cigar? by A.J. Axline
Comment Suburbs need a swift kick by Nathaniel Fairbairn
Space For Rant Private health is the only way to go, says former Alberta Doc by SEE Reader
Space For Rant Are Klein’s private health Truth Squads pushing the Big Lie? by SEE Reader
Space For Rant Employers can’t be blamed for murder of night shift worker by SEE Reader
Cover Story:
Quick, look! There’s something good on CBC! by Richard Cairney
Music:
Sounding Off TheTrucks get traction from seasoned players by Kirby
Mitchell hurts, but does not cry by Warren Footz
Canada’s ska kings never really went away by Warren Footz
Guitarist Aldcroft seeks his own voice in fusion of influences by Tom Murray
Local blues news abounds by Peter North
Lamond updates tradition by Brian Golightly
Remix News Just in case you can’t remember that night by Samson
HMV Spins AC/DC stiffs fans - again by SEE Staff
On Stage:
Marty Chan’s White Girl examines race by Kevin Crandlemire
Sidekicks front and centre by Craig Elliott
Edmonton Opera launches Rake production by Gilbert A. Bouchard
Streetcar is second to none by Margaret Macpherson
On Screen:
Humor an alien notion in Planet by Dengar Shafiq
Die Mona, die! by Stephen Notley
It’s an actor’s life for Turturro and Co. by Alex J. Howard
Polanski coaxes dark laughter out of devilish librarian yarn by Mari Sasano
Yawning, not roaring by Adrian Lackey
It’s Just Sex is much more than just sex by Jodi Ramer
In Search Of… leather by Scott Lingley
At the Back:
My Messy Bedroom She wiggled her boobs in my face by Josey Vogels
On The Menu Plantiers makes dining out a special occasion by Gilbert A. Bouchard
Back To Main Index | Go To Listings
