Issue #6 - January 20, 1997

Résumé

Jan. 20, 1997. 12 pgs. Former Glendon history professor Albert Tucker donates $1.5 million to Glendon; "The English Patient" writer Ondaatje hosts writing seminar at Glendon; Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Evita" makes its film debut. Contributers: Rachel Furey, Nathalie-Roze Fischer, Mary Hannikainen, Lucy Baltas, Stella Tzintzis, Jason Kandankery, Gaeille Giard, Kelli Dilworth, Dawn Palin Co-Editors: Patrick Joly, Tanya Marissen Assistant Editors: Stephanie Sleightholm, Amber Phalen, Julie Arseneault Arts Editor: Jane Gorley Sports Editor: Alison Sammut Features Editor: Michael Gruzuk Fiction and Poetry Editor: Joel Ramirez Photography Editor: Pam Zotalis Production: David Bolduc Advertising Manager: Lindsey Moody Distribution Manager: Jane Gorley Revisions: Marie-Eve Blais, Ginette Vallee Article titles: Le Cafe de la Terrasse et le reglement anti-tabac The changing face of Glendon (editorial) Dear editors Le Cafe de la Terrasse est menace par la loi anti-tabac The English professor hits Glendon $1.5 million legacy Des etudiants de Glendon apportent leur soutien aux enfants de Toronto La course Vendee Globe Challenge: une epreuve surhumaine "Megacity" controversy: Al Leach declares war on Toronto Behind the scenes Rapist go home Our traditional puberty Kissinger's five acquitted due to lack of evidence Canadian schools join Team Canada in rush to recruit overseas $15 million donation veiled in secrecy Innovative members show wakes up the Sculptor's Society Evita: worth crying for Hamlet: to go or not to go... The people vs. Larry Flynt Spearhead's chocolate supa highway Punks, skinz, mods and queers Shanny's flyin' high! An unlikely hero or a developing star? Detroit wings it! America's most wanted-team that is! Hockey coach pleads guilty to sexual assault Poetry and fiction