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The Future of CM

This issue marks the 70th edition of the online version of CM magazine. During that time, we've reviewed more than 400 materials and provided news and feature stories to you, our reader.

We are proud of what we have accomplished, but we face an uncertain future. CM generates limited revenue from readers who voluntarily submit a subscription fee, from advertisers who periodically support us, and from private donors. Unfortunately, this revenue cannot sustain the continued production of the magazine.

So it is that we appeal to you, our readership. Naturally, our preference is for donations (we can provide charitable tax receipts), but we would also like to hear your suggestions on how we might make the magazine attract a greater readership - thereby increasing our sponsorship possibilities. What's good about CM? What can we do better? What would you like to see in the magazine? What are your thoughts on revenue possibilities?

Any and all comments are welcome - just e-mail us at the address below.

Peter Tittenberger
cm@umanitoba.ca

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Table of Contents

Volume III Number 12
February 14, 1997

Book Reviews

cdnNathaniel's Violin.
Alison Lohans. Illustrated by Marlene Watson.
Review by Michele Kallio.
Kindergarten - grade 3 / Ages 5 - 8.

cdnSimple Machines.
Deborah Hodge. Photographs by Ray Boudreau.
Review by Gerri Young.
Kindergarten - grade 4 / Ages 5 - 9.

cdnWho Took Henry and Mr. Z?
Dave Glaze.
Review by Jennifer Johnson.
Grades 2 - 5 / Ages 7 - 10.

cdnSpanish Missions.
Bobbie Kalman and Greg Nickles.
Review by lan Stewart.
Grades: 4 - 6 / Ages 9 - 11.

cdnGage Canadian Dictionary.
Gage Educational Publishing Company.
Review by Mark Morton.
Grades 10 and up / Ages 15 and up.

cdnCareer Connections Series.
     Great Careers for People Interested in Communications Technology.
     Great Careers for People Interested in Art & Design.
     Great Careers for People Interested in Travel & Tourism.
     Great Careers for People Interested in Food.
     Great Careers for People Interested in The Past.
     Great Careers for People Fascinated by Government and the Law.
Review by Alison Mews.
Grades 11 and up / Ages 16 and up.

cdnPower To Rise
The Story of the National Ballet in Canada.
James Neufeld.
Review by Gary Robertson.
Grade 11 and up / Age 16 and up.

cdnThe Weather of Hangmen.
Sylvia Adams.
Review by Deborah Mervold.
Grades 11 and up / Ages 16 and up.

cdnCanadian Professional Schools Factsheets 1996-98.
Catherine Purcell.
Review by Lorrie Ann Wannamaker.
Grades 12 and up / Ages 17 and up.

cdnDurable Tumblers.
Michael Kenyon.
Review by Katheryn Broughton.
Grade 12 and up / Ages 17 and up.

Feature

cdnFreedom to Read Week 1997.
     The View from the Schools.
Feature by Elizabeth Morton.

cdnFreedom to Read Week 1997.
     What Can You Do?

From the CM Archive

cdnCensorship.
     The Role of the Reviewing Journal.
Feature by Dave Jenkinson and Pat Bolger.
First published May 1990.

News

cdnBulletin Board.

cdnMaking History with True North Comics.

If you would like to print out an entire copy of this issue of CM, we have compiled a text version in one print file (70K.)

You can also receive a text version of CM by email.

CM
Managing Editor
Peter Tittenberger
e-mail: cm@umanitoba.ca

Copyright © 1997 the Manitoba Library Association. Reproduction for personal use is permitted only if this copyright notice is maintained. Any other reproduction is prohibited without permission.

Published by
The Manitoba Library Association
ISSN 1201-9364

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