September 18, 1989

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September 18, 1989

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SOUTH AFRICA'S VIOLENT RAGE
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SOUTH AFRICA'S VIOLENT RAGE

THE RISING CRISIS
SPECIAL REPORT

THE RISING CRISIS

By D’ARCY JENISH12 min
Big-screen frontiers
FILMS

Big-screen frontiers

By Brian D. Johnson9 min
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SOUTH AFRICA'S VIOLENT RAGE 3233
COVER

SOUTH AFRICA'S VIOLENT RAGE

AS WHITES WENT TO THE POLLS, BLACKS STEPPED UP THEIR DEFIANCE CAMPAIGN
THE RISING CRISIS 5455
SPECIAL REPORT

THE RISING CRISIS

UNIVERSITIES IN CANADA ARE ENLISTING PROFESSIONALS TO HELP THEM FIGHT AGAINST UNDERFUNDING By D’ARCY JENISH12 min
Big-screen frontiers 7273
FILMS

Big-screen frontiers

Canadian movies display a new maturity By Brian D. Johnson9 min
ANDEAN STRATEGY 2627
WORLD

ANDEAN STRATEGY

BUSH UNVEILS A CONTROVERSIAL $9.3-BILLION PLAN TO FIGHT DRUGS BOTH AT HOME AND ABROAD
A MODEL MISSION 5859
SPECIAL REPORT

A MODEL MISSION

SOPHISTICATED FUND-RAISING AT MOUNT ALLISON By GLEN ALLEN7 min
THE RETURN OF THE WEST 4445
BUSINESS

THE RETURN OF THE WEST

AFTER NEARLY A DECADE OF SLOW GROWTH, WESTERN CANADA IS NOW POISED TO LEAD THE NATION
A CRY FROM THE MASSES 3839
COVER

A CRY FROM THE MASSES

THE FOES OF APARTHEID UNITE
OPENING NOTES 1213

OPENING NOTES

Brian Peckford gets a new start, Jiri Hrdina puts the past behind him, and Princess Anne issues a challenge
QUEBEC SHOWDOWN 1617
CANADA

QUEBEC SHOWDOWN

MILITANT NURSES TAKE ADVANTAGE OF AN ELECTION CAMPAIGN TO PRESS THEIR DEMANDS WITH A STRIKE By MICHAEL ROSE5 min
A world-class exit from the fast lane 1415
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A world-class exit from the fast lane

Canadians outside Toronto snickered when its media began discovering chinks in the city’s armor. Crime. Pollution. Traffic. High prices. A shortage of affordable housing. Drugs. All that big-city stuff. Something was wrong with Toronto, Toronto suddenly discovered. By CHARLES GORDON5 min
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