Issue #3 - November 4, 2002

Résumé

Nov. 4, 2002 12 pgs. The film "Frida" documents the Mexican painter's rise to artistic fame and her controversial private life; York University preparing for another strike; Theatre Glendon presents "Cactus Moon"; reflections on the relevance of "feminism" in today's culture. Contributers: John Swayze, Dave Port, KS, Rosalie Taylor, Hooman Rowshanbin, Chris Spraakman, Corrine Bredin Chief Editors: Jason John O'Rourke, Jeremy Fortier Associate Editors: Catherine Hancook, Julie Sage Business Manager: (open position) Photo Editors: Jeremy Fortier, John Probyn Advertising Manager: Jake Mitchell Production Manager: Jake Mitchell Copy Editor: Chris Spraakman Layout and Design: J.J. O'Rourke, Jake Mitchell, Rob Shaw, Jeremy Fortier Feature Writer: Dave Port Cover Photo: Gaellin Ruairc Article titles: Frida Khalo: a portrait of honesty and passion Another strike at York: let's get some reliable information for once Asking the wrong questions... Toronto, mon Canada a moi Theatre Glendon presents...Cactus Moon Postmodern poster boy Thomas Kinkdale marries bending trees and rushing waterfalls On trial: confessions of a modern-day feminist Marsden's slapschtik routine flops big-time! Barfly bible- "Notes on a Beermat"- drinking and why it's necessary An interview with Saint Dirt Elementary School York Prez jokes it up about strike unions