Articles from ROM Magazine (June 22, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
40 Influential research projects.			2459
An imaginary landscape.	Fan, Shen	Interview	349
Bridal wear revisited.	Tsang, Ka Bo		239
Bring the ages home from the ROM reproductions shop.			343
Continuing exhibitions.			493
Curator's corner.			124
Export permit on ice: the ROM saves a champagne bucket fit for a Grand Duchess.	Kaellgren, Peter		352
Fishful thinking: one paleontologist explains how an important ROM collection began with dinner.	Seymour, Kevin		1171
Green gastronomy update.			132
How I spent my summer vacation.			204
Innovative ROM CAN program.			170
Letter to the editor.	Mandrak, Nicholas E.; Guiasu, Radu	Letter to the editor	803
March break draws record crowds-and Canadian funny man.			86
Marked for glory: this moth's beauty doubles as protective camouflage.	Hubley, Brad		128
Members get in on the fast track.			61
Much ado about Darwin.			173
New life for the ROM's Book of the Dead.	Shaw, Roberta		353
Once focused on "pretty" objects, the ROM's Islamic Gallery--four decades on--is still beautiful, but now sheds light on the stories behind the artifacts.	Golombek, Lisa		3137
Opening acts.		Calendar	182
Sponsorship at the ROM.			204
Station identification.			94
Tea with a Twist c5 takes afternoon tea to a new level.			189
The Louvre has the Mona Lisa. The British Museum, the Rosetta Stone. Herewith, 15 of the ROM's own must-see artifacts.	Derksen, Tessa		4010
The nature of Watercolours.	McEown, David		334
The power of the story.	Thorsell, William		447
Twenties tastemaker: marrying art with fashion, this exquisite Art Deco gazette holds influential masterpieces of its time.	Smith, Arthur		526
Wedgwood: artistry and innovation.	Kaellgren, Peter		489
Which came first-flight or sonar? "Missing Link" bat fossil gives researchers the answer.			334