nevermind
Andrew PotterThe forgotten history of Generation X
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Milli Vanilli, guitars, and the fight for humanity
ONE OF THE ODDEST MUSICAL SCANDALS of the late 1980s was the case of Milli Vanilli, an R&B duet from Munich that sold over 30 million records internationally with hits such as “Blame it on the Rain” and “Girl You Know It’s True.”
On the end of the world
POP CULTURE IS ONE OF THE PRIMARY MECHANISMS through which a society works out its fears and anxieties. One of Gen X’s earliest and most enduring worries is about the end of the world. In the 1980s, that anxiety manifested itself predominan...
1989 and all that, or, why history didn't end
IN THE FALL OF 1989 I had just started my first year of a BA in political science at McGill, and some of my professors were absolutely losing their minds. Entire course outlines were being re-written on the fly, whole chunks of the syllabus...
Terry Fox and the idea of Canada
In late June of 1981, I went on a weekend car-camping trip ahead of the Canada Day holiday with my friend Rick, his brother and his parents, and another kid, a pal of Rick’s who I didn’t much like. We spent the trip goofing around the campg...
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