Carnegie Newsletter

Article to the City Council Committee on Planning and the Environment with suggestions for the Port of Vancouver Corporation's development plans for Crab/Portside Park and the waterfront. Essentially, the author argues that any developments must take into account all of the area's residents, regardless of income or social status.

Article disagreeing with Tora's argument that politics is a 'dead horse.' Instead, the author argues that politics must be understood not only as the democratic process but also as various grassroots uprisings against the establishment such as the peace, environment and feminist movements.

Letter to the editor arguing that David Milgaard should seek social assistance to aid him in fighting his alcoholism.