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SEPPU] What? and More ftScSwftflithat H-O-T magazine from citr 101.91m free Iu I y 2 0 0 0 i i DOMA ie and language to the breaking point the line between fiction and reality moneys place in punk rock hip hop and the haruest SEPPU] what? and more. LOCAL BANDS! till out our LMD directory (p.fl) or DIEI 1 JM£J WOO ElRgSaHiES Features MAD PROFESSOR REG HARKEMA'S A GIRL IS A GIRL SEPPUKU 9 JEAN SMITH 10 NEW BOMB TURKS 12 BLACKALICIOUS 13 UZ JSME DOMA 14 Regulars DEAR AIRHEAD 4 7" 6 RADIO FREE PRESS 6 editrix: VlDEOPHILTER 16 barbara andersen INTERVIEW HELL 17 ad rep: VANCOUVER SPECIAL 17 maren hancock UNDER REVIEW 18 art director: REAL LIVE ACTION 20 jenny watson CHARTS 23 production manager: ON THE DIAL 24 christa min DATEBOOK 26 photo editor: ann goncalves Cover art and design: jenny, barbara, tess dehoog, FOR ENGLISH, READING OF UZ JSME DOMA INTERVIEW (P. 14) MAKES TROUBLING, BUT ANYWAY IS WORTH THE TIME. ONCE YOU ARE HAVING ellinda siu, tristan winch A RHYTHM, LIKE OF UNDERSTANDING THE TEMPO OR MELODY OF photography and WORDS, YOU ARE GIVEN AN UNDERSTANDING THAT IS MAYBE DEEP OR illustrations: SPECIAL. ANN, WHO IS MAYBE PORTUGUESE A LOT, TOOK PICTURES OF hamish brown, ann goncalves, SWEATY OLD CZECH MEN AND JENNY, WHO IS SOMETHING OF jean smith, dan zubkoff EGYPTIAN, MADE COVER LAYOUT. production: bryce dunn, david, alia hussey, cat moore, gabby resch, katie riecken, © "DiSCORDER" 2000 by the Student Radio Society ellinda siu, graeme worthy of the University of British Columbia. All rights reserved. contributors: fa nia a, paul Circulation 17,500. b, bleek, pc, julie c, paul c, Subscriptions, payable in advance, to Canadian residents steve d, jay d, bryce d, are $15 for one year, to residents of the USA are $15 US; $24 jamaal f, alia h, oksana k, CDN elsewhere. Single copies are $2 (to cover postage, of godfrey I, sam m, Jamie m, course). 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