Canadian made: Canada's artists bring new life to animation

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Canada has produced scores of top animation studios and computer graphics firms. Ontario's Sheridan College is considered one of the world's best animation training centers, and the National Film Board has a long history of supporting innovative work. Nelvana Ltd and CINAR Films Inc are profiled.

Canada, Innovations, Cover Story, Influence, Biography, Motion picture industry, Movie industry, Animation (Cinematography), Computer graphics, Cartoonists and animators, Animators, Canada. National Film Board of Canada, Williams, Steve

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Minding the store: Clinton installs a quiet watchdog

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Clinton created the National Economic Council to help define his economic policy. He appointed Rubin as head of the council because of his 26 years of experience with the securities broker Goldman, Sachs and Co. Rubin was co-chairman in 1991 when the firm earned $1.4 billion profit.

Officials and employees, Rubin, Robert, National Economic Council

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Campus cross fire: a coach's firing stirs debate over gender politics

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Critics believe that political correctness motivated the firing of Liam Donnelly by Simon Fraser University. The firing came after a closed-door hearing on a student's charges that Donnelly sexually harassed her. The coach denies the charges.

Human resource management, Universities and colleges, Investigations, College teachers, College faculty, Sexual harassment, Simon Fraser University, Donnelly, Liam

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