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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 01, 2001
Page
12
A humorous reflection traces a man's hair from childhood through old age. A mother’s care, teenage chaos, a girlfriend’s touch, college independence, and executive busyness shape it. In midlife it mellows, yet in later years it drains away before true appreciation arrives.
A narrator critiques large mergers reducing competition and proposes a playful yet provocative plan where 50 000 townspeople sign bread-buying contracts to pressure retailers. The piece also blends social life musings, middle age activities, and a comic quote from Red Green about not testing deep water with both feet.
Canadian hydrothermal vents off Vancouver Island reveal 400 C gushes altering origin of life models and ocean chemistry. Studies of vents reshape ideas about Earth's crust processes and deep biosphere. Michael Smith Awards boost funding to 10000 for organizations and 5000 for individuals. More info at NSERC site.
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