Issue #6 - November 29, 1999

Résumé

Nov. 29, 1999 16 pgs. Escott Reid, Glendon;s first principal, is profiled; Glendon hosts its second successful Poetry Night; Spice Girl Mel C releases a successful solo album; the Glendon Theatre production "The Gas Heart" is reviewed. Contributers: Steven Irvine, Noel Barnett, Christie Adams, The Lark, jeremy, Sir Moonlight, K. Szymanski, Ilwad Ahmed, Jean-Philippe Nadeau, Pamela Gordon, Karen Tacchi, Martin Carrier, Karine Brassard, Suzanne Desrochers, Vianney Carriere Editor-in-Chief: Melanie J. Cadieux Fascist Content Editor: Patrick Tomlinson News Editor: Colleen McConnell Arts Editors: Catherine Hancock, Rae Perigoe Moral Upholder: J.J. O'Rourke Conspiracy Freak: Rob Shaw Fiction and Poetry Editor: Danielle Seville Photography Editor: Loic Olivier Production/layout: Shai, Sarah Moreau Business Manager: Patrick Boldduc Intern: Flute Revisions: Julien Daviau, Jean-Philippe Nadeau, Danielle Seville Article titles: The responsibility of the audience to its artist Don't you get it? Escott Reid- a profile Un jour sombre dans l'histoire des femmes: 'injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere' What's with those posters? A night to remember Glendon gossip Le caucase: une poudriere de type balkanique? Do you think straight? Is Santa a spy? Solo spice Une goutte de blue sur une toile rouge "Hollywood": food for thought-where's the beef? Sitting comfortably in a silver chair Upcoming events Cindy Sherman: photographe ou artiste? Bringing dada to Glendon Ice cold is hot El tuerto L'inspiration Pauvres Diables "Everybody in leather"