GLW issue 59, published 1992-06-17.

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Oh, Calcutta!

Oh, Calcutta! City of Joy Patrick Swayze in a film by Roland Joffe Reviewed by Brian Brunton If you think of City of Joy as Hollywood's Salaam Bombay 2, you've got most of it. But not all. Because this is a movie that tells us almost as

Moscow meets the market

By Irina Glushchenko MOSCOW — With price liberalisation and the advance of private ownership, Russians are periodically assured, their country is on course for the market. What is this market, and where is it to be found? People here who

AIDS: the right unveils its agenda

By Ken Davis On May 17, more than 2000 people took part in Sydney's commemoration of the ninth world AIDS memorial. Several blocks of Oxford Street were filled with the silent mass of people, holding candles in memory of dead friends. At

The RSI cover-up

By M.A. Banfield Repetitive strain injury — RSI — is often considered a "modern" syndrome. Indeed, in the early 1980s, and even today, sufferers frequently were not taken seriously by doctors (let alone by employers). Yet there is
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