Friday, May 9, 2008
OUR NEWEST ISSUE! May 2008
Coca Si, Cocaina No
by Ruxandra Guidi & Bear Guerra
Plants, politics, and cocaine in Bolivia. A special audio slideshow…[more]More in this issue…
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Food, Sex, and Salmonella
by Nora Underwood
David Waltner-Toews gets down and dirty…[more]
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Nothing to Be Frightened Of
by Ken Alexander
Julian Barnes memoir is quite an attention grabber…[more]
Society
It’s Hard to be a Saint in Sao Paulo
by Carlos Cazalis
Stories and scenes from Brazil’s largest city. » View Photo Gallery «
Walrus Blogs
Sportstrotter
Point and Shoot
by Andrew Braithwaite
KRUGER NATIONAL PARK—Hemingway, furious, would have shot me in the…[more]
Act Like A Man
The First Rule of Acting Like a Man...
by Edward Keenan
...is you don't talk about acting like a man. The second rule of acting like a…[more]
The Shelf
Sherlock Holmes Is Reborn
by Jared Bland
"To the man who loves art for its own sake, it is frequently in its least…[more]
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Ten Essential Korean Oddities
by Joel McConvey
Our blogger in South Korea on deer antler liquor and the national obsession with poop…[more]
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Society
It’s Hard to be a Saint in Sao Paulo
by Carlos Cazalis
Stories and scenes from Brazil’s largest city. » View Photo Gallery «
Book Review
The Other Side of the Coin
by Jan Dutkiewicz
David Orrell challenges neoclassical economics…[more]
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Food, Sex, and Salmonella
by Nora Underwood
David Waltner-Toews gets down and dirty…[more]
Education
Failure to Fail
by Jay Teitel
Why are students no longer flunking university? Is it their brains, or their wallets? …[more]
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Nothing to Be Frightened Of
by Ken Alexander
Julian Barnes memoir is quite an attention grabber…[more]
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Photo Exclusive: Burtysnky at the Theatre
by Edward Burtynsky
Edward Burtynsky photographs the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto. » View Photo Gallery «
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The Saddest Music In the World
by The Walrus
From The Kinks to Kermit the Frog, we chose our 30 favourite sad songs. What are yours? …[more]
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by Joel McConvey
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Video of Mixed Martial Arts fighter Nick Denis: three rounds in the ring.…[more]
Sporting Life
Grounds To Pound
by Jan Dutkiewicz and Jeremy Keehn
Mixed martial arts fights for legitimacy…[more]
Society
The Spy Who Blogged Me
by Hal Niedzviecki
How we learned to stop worrying and love surveillance…[more]
Politics
Politics as Unusual: Sanity Found
by Barry Campbell
The rapture and regret of leaving Ottawa…[more]
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