October 2003

"Publication is a self-invasion of privacy."
-- Marshall McLuhan

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Jordan first

A liberal reformist in the Middle East

Field Notes · by David Berlin

Blind Trust

How much do we really know about Canada’s next prime minister?

Feature · by Marci McDonald

Ich Bin Ein Indianer

Germany’s obsession with a past it never had

Feature · by Adam Gilders

The Rain-Forest Crunch

Animal research in a hostile environment.

Field Notes · by Finbarr O`Reilly

The Body Politic

Schwarzenegger gets ready to rumble.

Field Notes · by Matt Welch

The Rebuilder

Moving holy houses from India to the Saguenays

Method · by D’Arcy Jenish

Letters October 2003

Letters · by The Walrus

Resisting The Veil

Reports from a Revolution

Books · by Margaret Atwood

War crimes and water polo

Tension rises to the surface in Croatia

Field Notes · by Carol Off

The verbose revolution

England shies away from the new constitution

Field Notes · by Tim de Lisle

Usuk envy

A little extra length goes a long way

Field Notes · by John Geiger

Reasonable Doubts

The International Criminal Court is already drawing heat. Is it a triumph, or a doomed proposition?

Feature · by Larry Krotz

Why I write

Daddy issues, fast women, and free pastrami

Manifesto · by Neal Pollack

One Man’s Trash

Inspired by garbage.

Detail · by Douglas Coupland

City of lost children

Tracking the disappearence of Moscow’s young homeless

Field Notes · by Paul Webster and Fred Weir

McLuhan Reloaded

Dismissed in his day as a vaudeville entertainer, McLuhan may be a better prophet for this century than the last.

Film · by Lewis H. Lapham

October 2003

"Publication is a self-invasion of privacy." -- Marshall McLuhan

Jordan first

"Publication is a self-invasion of privacy."
-- Marshall McLuhan