Finding his career unfulfilling, John Bellini, BA'72, packed it in to pursue a dream. For the last eight years he has been building a path that everyone in the country can follow. |
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Making music has always been a transcendent experience for Eleanor Stubley. She combines perfectionism with a dramatic flair to ensure that the music she conducts also transforms those who play it and those who come to hear it. |
With classes over and exams finished, campus life shuts down for the summer, right? Wrong. When students leave, the University throws open its doors to showbiz types, day camp kids, wedding guests and curious tourists.
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Lorsqu'un athlète professionnel se blesse à Montréal, il y a fort à parier qu'il sera ausculté par un médecin de McGill. Voici l'équipe qui panse les blessures de nos idoles sportives. |
Editor's Notebook
Freelance generosity and inspiration
Letters
Health care and water rights elicit controversy. So does the Year 2000.
Newsbites
Boost to research, a database of cows, brothers on the football field, brothers at a Scottish convocation
Alumni activities
Dawson College remembered, Awards bash a smash, Canada Day in Atlanta
Reviews
Elaine Kalman Naves, Noah Zacharin, Barbara Meadowcroft
Epilogue
Defeated by disease: Why Canada isn't American
