Issue 1 June 12, 2007
Saving the smoked-meat modern streamlined baby
Some Montrealers want Ben’s Restaurant preserved
By Misha Warbanski
If smoked meat is a feast for the stomach, then good architecture is a feast for the eyes, according to Sandra Cohen-Rose. And this is exactly why she is trying to save Ben’s Restaurant from demolition. Part of historical society Art Deco Montreal, Cohen-Rose is teaming up with Pop Montreal to pressure the City of Montreal and the province to protect what they feel is an important historical and cultural landmark.
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Judicial Board decision overturned by outgoing council
Councillor Rosenshein and Kogut regain seats
By Rita Cant
The May 14 Concordia Student Union meeting of incoming councillors started with what resembled a round of musical chairs.
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After the war
Kinia Adamczyk travels to Bosnia & Herzegovina documenting the complexity, the people and Canada�s role in the Balkans
By Kinia Adamczyk
Three years ago, a pair of Croatian eyes transformed my curiosity about the former Yugoslavia into a real fascination. These dark eyes laughed and cried at the same time, for they had seen human cruelty during the war but had also lived during the golden age of the former Yugoslavia.
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Tapenade
A short story
By Matthew Fiorentino
I was living Dijon 1979, my kitchen chair strapped to the monocoque of Gilles’ Ferrari 312T4, but that night was not the lap on which I would pass Arnoux.
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Making films anyways
Alternative cinema education for film school rejects
By Sinbad Richardson
Last week my sister called me.
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On top of the podium
Team Canada recieves recognition for mixing in a little something else
By Morgan Steiker
In a not-too-distant past, DJs Grandtheft and DR One were two Montreal DJs who spun classic hip-hop sets to local underground enthusiasts. Their humble beginning quickly turned into a rise to the top, with national recognition.