February 5, 1966

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February 5, 1966

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HOW GOOD OR BAD IS YOUR MP?

HOW GOOD OR BAD IS YOUR MP?

THE MENACE OF INSANE KILLERS AT LARGE

THE MENACE OF INSANE KILLERS AT LARGE

By ALEXANDER ROSS14 min
HEAD OF THE HOUSE THAT ART BUILT

HEAD OF THE HOUSE THAT ART BUILT

By DOROTHY EBER13 min
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HOW GOOD OR BAD IS YOUR MP? 1617

HOW GOOD OR BAD IS YOUR MP?

DOUGLAS FISHER, who sat in the Commons himself until recently, bluntly tells how to distinguish between the good, the bad —and the hell-raisers
THE MENACE OF INSANE KILLERS AT LARGE 67

THE MENACE OF INSANE KILLERS AT LARGE

We often know who they are and what they may do, yet we must let them run free. Here's why By ALEXANDER ROSS14 min
HEAD OF THE HOUSE THAT ART BUILT 2021

HEAD OF THE HOUSE THAT ART BUILT

Max Stern has grown rich making Canadian painting richer, as By DOROTHY EBER13 min
NATO: DIVIDED IT STANDS 1617

NATO: DIVIDED IT STANDS

Europeans disagree with Americans-everyone fears the Germans By BLAIR FRASER12 min
NEW ORLEANS, OUI! MARDI GRAS, NON! 1213

NEW ORLEANS, OUI! MARDI GRAS, NON!

MY FIRST GLIMPSE of the Mardi Gras spirit was on the Baronne Street sidewalk, opposite the elegant Roosevelt Hotel, soon after I reached New Orleans. Two young women who looked like socialites were kicking an empty beer can to each other in a kind of foot hockey. By PAUL A. GARDNER11 min
ROBERT GOULET, SECRET AGENT 1011

ROBERT GOULET, SECRET AGENT

Television's newest spy is running the biggest risk yet—his whole future By MARGARET PENMAN10 min
The new Shack: a windmill who (sometimes) plays tike a star 1415

The new Shack: a windmill who (sometimes) plays tike a star

The old Shack was a oneman disaster area who couldn’t score goals. The new Shack is a one-man disaster area who does. Can success spoil Eddie? By SUSAN DEXTER9 min
MAILBAG 3839

MAILBAG

Has CBC let us down? / How to survive college / Who’s afraid of The Bomb?
ARGUMENT 4445

ARGUMENT

ROBERT STAMP says: there’s a good reason why Canadians don’t know who they are; the schools and universities haven’t told them
WHO’S UNEDUCATED? THE BOSS, THAT’S WHO 0_21
MACLEAN’S REPORTS

WHO’S UNEDUCATED? THE BOSS, THAT’S WHO

DESPITE ALL the publicity given to the Economic Council’s devastating appraisal of Canadian education, in its annual review published last month, the most startling of the council’s criticisms has gone almost unnoticed. This is the charge that Canadian management, not Canadian labor, is the most seriously under-educated group in the labor force. By BLAIR FRASER5 min
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