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Issue #623: November 3, 2005
Table of Contents:

COVER STORY:

Truth is the weapon
Rajani Thiranagama’s quest for peace ended in violence, but her story continues to foster hope
By Sparkle Hayter

NEWS:

City headed for high speed transit or bust
The long ride to upgraded public transit could be exhausting
By Mark Wells

News Briefs
By Mark Wells and Drew Stasiuk

Seven days in 13 inches
By Mark Wells

UP FRONT:

Straight answers
Rant Acid
By SEE Reader

The Active Citizen
By Mark Wells

OPINION:

U.S. gets wise to George
So why don’t we feel any better?
By Craig Elliott

IN PRINT:

Flicker on the big screen
New edition of paranoid prose comes on heels of Aronofsky adaptation announcement
By Barry Hammond

Re: reading
By Jay Smith

RESTAURANTS:

Capsule restaurant reviews
By SEE Staff

VISUAL ARTS:

Closet space
The Clothes Project questions urban use and disposable culture
By Christa O’Keefe

ON STAGE:

No place to hide
Frozen won’t let audience hide behind tears
By Eva Marie Clarke

Candida confessions
Shaw’s named nurturing character after triple-breasted saint
By Gilbert Bouchard

Eager to share
New co-op gives buzz play its English language opener
By Heidi Bickis

Survivor on her own terms
Blues singer wasn’t afraid to walk away from the music
By Gilbert Bouchard

Lookin’ At The Cookery
Memories of Alberta Hunter
By Lark Clark

Once more into the breach
Time is right and ripe for remount of war elegy Mary’s Wedding
By Eva Marie Clarke

Catalyst ready to fizz
Curtain Raiser
By Eva Marie Clarke

MUSIC:

Scuba-diving for the soul
Veal vocalist Luke Doucet’s solo work submerged in introspection
By Christa O’Keefe

The FemBots find their urban centre
By Christa O’Keefe

Gone to the dogs
Amos does Acoustic; puts pointer over privates
By Cam Hayden

Acting their rage
Twenty-five years on, Bad Religion still giving punk its political conscience
By Trent McMartin

Klezmania!
Traditional Jewish music whips audiences into both dancing and debating frenzies
By Tom Murray

Eye On Music
By Zoltan Varadi

Trick or Trash
Jon Spencer, Matt Verta-Ray, and The Sadies make for a heavy treat
By François Marchand

DEEP ROUTES
Blues, Folk, Jazz, Etc
By Cam Hayden

SUPA OLD SKOOL
On the Classical Music Tip
By Prosper Prodaniuk

Cool enough to care
Beneath their surly attitude and their music’s wash of feedback, The Jesus and Mary Chain crafted pure pop perfection
By Lech Linkiel

CD Reviews
By SEE contibutors

COVER STORY:

Truth is the weapon
Rajani Thiranagama’s quest for peace ended in violence, but her story continues to foster hope
By Sparkle Hayter

ON SCREEN:

Yes, for heaven’s sake!
Sally Potter’s unique love story a delight for senses and sensibilities
By Kevin Wilson

Why’d they do that?
Inexplicable choices dog pretty, hollow Desolation Sound
By Mari Sasano

Streep relief
Prime clicks with Meryl, the rest is in peril
By Nathan Cuckow

Z-riffic
Zorro, Zeta-Jones: Zowie
By Mike Hebert

Leopold Tremblay and the Whalers
Slice of vintage Quebeciana fascinates
By Mari Sasano

Weinsteins get small
Cinerama
By Chris Webster

Capsule Film Reviews
by SEE Contributors

AT THE BACK:

Shades of ass
Like the rest of us, it comes in more than one beautiful colour
By Josey Vogels

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