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January 1995 Enfin! Les gagnants de Photon '94, notre première compétition de photographie. Regardez ici pour des interviews avec nos trois gagnants et leur photos.

"Scavenger Hunt" compétition annuelle Plaisir! Prix! Venez voir!












September 1994
The theme of this issue is Sports & Leisure. You can read articles on the 
self-reflective nature of hiking, common misconceptions about physical education, 
and an in depth look into fencing. This month's Departments section includes 
(among other things) a modernist poem from Vienna, a debate about gays on TV, 
and the first part of Andrew Shaindlin's travel journal on a trip to the
D-Day ceremonies in the UK.






May 1994
The theme of this issue is Favourite Authors. You can read an article on 
Camille Paglia, or various Canadian Authors. Alexander Varty has also contributed 
three reviews of recently published books. Among this month's Departments is 
Kent Barrett's ever popular photography column, a wide number of movie and music 
reviews, a Latin Quarter article from Mexico and an article about British Columbian 
wines. Also this month, we debut our new Movies column.






April 1994
This month, we bring you an issue devoted to Travel! We have a large number of
feature articles ranging from Guatemala Travel Notes, to an article about travel in 
India, to background about Japan's Science City. Ken Eisner has also written a 
facinating article about the Hawaii Pub Scene, and Paul Gribble recounts his 3000 km
train trip across Canada. The Departments section is also filled with interesting 
articles, including a rebuttal to Jon Gould's article about Gun Control.






February 1994
The theme of this issue is TV and Film. You can read articles on the 
Canadian Film Industry, Interactive TV, and Generation X. This month's departments
section includes (amongst other things) an article about South African wines, an 
exhibition of Nude Photographs and a wonderful short story entitled 
Cyclops.






January 1994
This month's History issue features a fantastic article by Jon Gould entitled
"Auschwitz: Confronting the Horror," as well as articles about the histories of 
Washington D.C., Winnipeg and Vienna. In the Departments section, articles on
NAFTA, the contreversial Homolka-Teale case in Canada, and more. 






December 1993
The theme of this issue is What's News To You?. Take a look at Jon Gould's
article on Gun Control in the US, two articles about the Canadian elections, 
news from Vienna and a lengthy article about street kids in Guatemala. Among the 
Departments this month are Keepers of Light, the Wine Enthusiast and The Quill.






November 1993
In this month's Environment and Human Rights issue, we feature articles on
Air Pollution in Mexico City, the International Institute for 
Sustainable Development in Winnipeg, and Human Rights issues in Shoe 
Manufacturing. In the Departments, Keepers of Light, Déjà Vu, and The 
Wine Enthusiast.






October 1993
The theme of this issue is Our First Anniversary!. You can read various 
creative short stories and a modernist poem, as well as a great article about Mexican
Cocktails. A Special Section in this month's issue contains reprinted articles from 
the first year of Teletimes. This month's departments section includes (among other 
things) Keepers of Light, The Wine Enthusiast and a Cuisine column.












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