442: All Clear Apr. 07, 2004
Cover
All Clear
The world ends in a haze of orange fog in Eugene Stickland's All Clear
Paul Matwychuk
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Front
YOUR VUE
Vue Staff
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Media Jungle
VNR takes all
James Elford
Print Culture
A Bloom of one's own
Christopher Wiebe
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Vue Point
The phrase that preys
T.J. Mair
Three Dollar Bill
Get up, stand-up
Richard Burnett
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Front
Andrea Nemerson
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In the Box
Dave Young
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Healthy, wealthy and cheap
Chris Boutet
Arts
test 55
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Dybbuk of love
Supernatural romance troubles a Jewish village in A Dybbuk for Two People
Paul Matwychuk
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Interned engagement
Henry Shimizu's portrayal of the Japanese internment is anything but gloomy
Agnieszka Matejko
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Visions of Johannesburg
Liisa Repo-Martell vividly evokes childhood and apartheid in The Syringa Tree
Paul Matwychuk
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Theatre Notes
Paul Matwychuk
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Test 33
Vue Staff
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Beatnik turns ringmaster
Oral poetry guru Mark Kozub launches Tuesday night "Word Circus"
Malcolm Azania
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Dish
Carnivore knowledge
Friday-night steak feast makes the Bruce Hotel a meat-lover's mecca
David Dicenzo
Film
Test 66
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Obeyed in full
A girl rebels against the “gift of obedience†in surprisingly fun Ella Enchanted
Darren Zenko
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Shadows and Fog
Robert S. McNamara teaches the lessons of history in brilliant Fog of War
Josef Braun
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Duddy done right
The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz remains fresher than ever 30 years later
Josef Braun
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Gasoline on the lens
Amiable Gaz Bar Blues doesn't exactly offer high-octane action
Stephen Notley
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Divorce of a different colour
Splitsville comedy The Awful Truth kicks off EFS series of Hollywood classics
Paul Matwychuk
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Music
Positive Reinforcements
Australian "positive music" purveyors Sekiden seek Canadian ears
Jered Stuffco
Wandering Minstrels
Classical musicians tend to have reasons for leaving town and country but often come back home to Edmonton
Allison Kydd
Joel asylum
Nomadic singer/songwriter Joel Kroeker displays his flair for Melodrama
Dave Johnston
The Junos busted out all over
Bouquets for Sam Roberts, brickbats for Paul Martin in our Juno recap
Dave Johnston
New Sounds
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