Articles from ROM Magazine (September 22, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A letter from our director and CEO: The Question of Celebrity: how does it define us?	Thorsell, William		482
A shot at fame: how photography stoked the star-making machinery of celebrity.	Smith, Russell		1684
Anne Tanenbaum Lecture Series.			394
Autumn at the ROM: access to multi-media learning is in the air.	Bountrogianni, Marie		486
Best of the east and west: old and new mingle with ease in the museums, architecture, and neighbourhoods of Berlin, Leipzig, and Dresden.			345
Demise of the dodo: why fearlessness wasn't this flightless bird's friend.	Haddrath, Oliver		252
Don't miss.			83
Drawing room: from her Queen's Park studio, this ROM artist put her creative stamp on the Museum's galleries.	Smith, Arthur		176
Events: celebrating success.			201
Exhibitions and gallery openings.		Calendar	1304
Fame: is identity the cost of celebrity?	Kingwell, Mark		593
Free lecture by Elizabeth Barer.			120
Friends of the Institute for Contemporary Culture.			135
Hosting a celeb-worthy soiree: glitz and glamour are back on the menu.	Dias, Denise		422
Identifying Ontario's biodiversity: how field guides help conserve endangered species.	Burridge, Mary		875
Liquid gold: modern chefs find sweet inspiration in this tangy stalwart of the ancient world.	Chatto, James		521
Magical properties: uncovering the long-forgotten: the potent origins of a simple red jug.	Ruehrdanz, Karin		1716
New chef at Food Studio: Joshna Maharaj brings community spirit as well as local, seasonal cooking to the ROM's family restaurant.	Chatto, James		222
New name for quick-change artist.	Lathrop, Amy		118
Peking man revisited: ROM archaeologist finds that this hominid was smarter than we thought.			276
Pret-a-Porter: more than 250 years ago, these beauties brought a man's wardrobe up to snuff.	Kaellgren, Peter		263
ROM friends events.			161
ROM/AGO collaboration.			156
Sewing up the history of Madagascar's textiles: a ROM curator enters a little-known island world to document the rites and rituals around funerary cloth.	Jack, Lee-Anne		571
Spiders & beetles & moths: unwelcome guests, tiny creatures have a long and inventive history of colonizing our homes.			1030
Sponsorship.			618
Thank you.			142
The Buddha survey.			90
The hunt for extraterrestrials: what I found in a Saskatchewan farmer's field.	Tait, Kim		494
Top 10 reasons RPC and YPC members love the ROM.			366
Vishnu's European look: the problem with designing by gossip.	Dewan, Deepali		453
Where in the world are they? The who, what, and where from our international curatorial team.			559