Issue #4 - November 11, 1996

Résumé

Nov. 11, 1996. 12 pgs. Government announces it will pay GST on books from libraries, universities and other public services; University of Ottawa first school to provide scholarship for gay and lesbian studies; a review of Baz Luhrmann's new adaptation of "Romeo and Juliet." Contributers: Vanita Butrsingkom, Stephane Corriveau, Kelli Dilworth, Carey Frey, Rachel Furey, Sarah Galashan, Venetia Gonsalves, Mark Medland, Tom Papayannakis, Amber Phalen, Stephanie Power, Janelle Rainville, Ian Roberge, Carolina Soderholm, Johanne Tremblay Co-Editors: Patrick Joly, Tanya Marissen Assistant Editors: Stephanie Sleightholm, Julie Areseneault 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, Ginette Vallee Article titles: Power shut down at Pro-Tem CUPE strike vote passes Crash burned (editorial) What exactly happened during the days of action in Toronto? Au clair des etudes, mon ami Fardeau... Un coup de coeur contre les coups de cafard! Les mines qui tuent Student reading week survey The Glendon service association GST rebate does little to help students Green spirit revived as winter La societe de debat s'illustre aux championnats Busking brings the TTC alive: notes from the underground A "goil" changes the oil U of O offers scholarship for queer studies Wiwa takes Ogoni plight to North American students L'affaire Jean-Louise Roux One staple set me off! Random act of kindness Three lines free Glendon's comedy connection Basquiat William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet Malediction and prayer Punk opera at the opera house The Subhumans: punk legends make a come back Peer Gynt: not! Are we supposed to be confused? Maple Leaf Gardens: 65 years of pride The world of sports Poetry and fiction