Issue 3 (Spring 2009)

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Features

“Imaging Aleppo” by Eden Jarvis
A city through someone else’s eyes

“Relocating aid” by Cameron MacIntosh
Government funds cut from sub-Saharan Africa

“Olympic fever” by Tereza Verenca
As the best of the best compete on a world stage, who will pick up the tab at the end of the day?

“Alternative Spring Break” by Nana Quainoo
Students experience Mexico a bit different from the usual

“Teaching abroad” by Brier Dodge
Plus, learning a thing or two along the way

“A tale of two Indias” by Anshula Chowdhury
And what it means for the country’s search for national identity

Views

“Canadian idle” by Nicole Gall
We gotta get the federal election going somehow, eh?

“(Not) achieving antiretroviral treatment” by Sarah Chown
While millions infected with HIV still suffer

“A call to action” by Gloria Bell
Women claim equal pay

“The pursuit of self” by Paroma Raychaudhuri
On the route of awareness

“The Zimbabwe I knew” by Tapiwa Molife
Tyranny, inflation and violence through Zimbabwean eyes

“A lost voice” by Tyler Hooper
Re-enactment cancelled without a general public say

Arts

“Minimal reaction” by Seantel Ara Blythe Anais
On jumping over the installation piece and feeling compelled to lick a Picasso

“Hard times and folk music” by J. David Sparham
Will the economic crisis affect Canadian playlists?

Restrum (Satire)

“Global issues” by Tanya Decarie
UN discovers hidden talent

“Republicans in your basement” by Allison Render
Don’t think it won’t happen to you as well

“Strikes ahead” by Rotem Yaniv
Everyone deserves respect

Credits

Co-ordinator – Rotem Yaniv

Business manager – Louis Gauvreau

Layout design – Hussain Patwary and Rotem Yaniv

Editors – Kyle Palantzas (Features), Rotem Yaniv (Views), Tapiwa Molife (Arts), Allison Render (Restrum)

Copy editors – Donna Sherman, Kristen Wright, Kristen Kouhi, Morgan Faulkner

Web editor – Chris Hannay