Issue #5 - December 9, 1996

Résumé

Dec. 9, 1996. 12 pgs. Glendon honours Women's Remembrance Day; Stephane Dion bores during visit to Glendon; Michael Ondaatje's WWII novel, "The English Patient" adapted to film by director Anthony Minghella. Contributers: Salman Amjad, Annie Belair, Kelli Dilworth, Clarissa DeYoung, Julia Drexler, Nathalie-Roze Fisher, Rachel Furey, Gaelle Giard, Caroline LeClerc, Nina Mabub, Mark Medland, Samer Muscati, Nancy Pelletier, Sadaf Saleem Co-Editors: Patrick Joly, Tanya Marissen Assistant Editors: Staphanie Sleightholm, Amber Phalen, Julie Arseneault Arts Editor: Jane Gorley Sports Editor: Alison Sammut Features Editor: Michael Gruzuk Fiction and Poetry Editor: Joel Ramirez Photography Editors: Pam Zotalis Production: David Bolduc, Clea Schmidt Typesetters: Paul Fabry Advertising Manager: Lindsey Moody Distribution Manager: Jane Gorley Revisions: Marie-Eve Blais, Julie Aresneault Article titles: Referendum sur la semaine d electure: un oui categorique Women's Remembrance Day Referendum boxes gone Je milite. Moi non plus (editorial) Rantings and ravings Bourse du Reseau de traduction pour Glendon York bloque le nouveau programme d'etudes internationales Exam stress survey Ruckus at da pub Deficit reduction hurts women, federal report says Menace de greve: un silence qui parle! u-NIGHT-ed we stand Forum with Minister Dion impresses no one Glendon introduit les cours interactifs par video Ondaatje's ink on the screen La societe d'histoire de Toronto Angels in America Swingers: losers on the big screen Cool web-sites... Romeo and Juliet-the soundtrack Not the blues, but certainly an explosion Random gathering a journey to sketch comedy hell and black Flexpo graffiti collection Mon pere est plus fort que le tiens... More cool web sites The world of sports Fame has its price: for Salming, its induction Earl is home sweet home! Poetry and fiction