Gwénaëlle Le Menn won a giant bar of chocolate at the presentation made by Jordan LeBel (left). She can hardly wait to get started on it.
Photo by Andrew Dobrowolskyj
Chocolate, food of the gods, symbol of love
These days it’s not music that soothes the savage beast but chocolate, particularly if the beast is female. But is our craving for chocolate cultural or chemical?
Jordan Le Bel, an assistant professor of marketing in the John Molson School of Business, has been researching our relationship with comfort food, including chocolate.
More
Rhona Richman Kenneally with Expo 67 artefacts.
Photo by Kate Hutchinson
Man and His Stomach: How we discovered new dishes
The whole world came to Expo 67 and brought their favourite dishes. One of the last great international world’s fairs, held in Montreal in 1967, was a celebration of the future, with architectural wonders, innovative films, international exhibits — and great food.
More
Departments
Next issue:
November 18, 2004
In this issue
- Floating the yuan won’t solve US deficit: Economist
- Youth travel is still a rite of passage, says Vered Amit
- Rama Bhat is ready to rumble
- Little interest here in going abroad
- Correction
- Letters
- Maclean’s rankings: Expect little change
- The Loyola Club Dinner
- Alumni Awards
- Plaque for energy savvy
- New books are better gifts
- Thumbs up for supporting artists
- First annual research report
- JMSB offers program to Airports Council Int’l
- Alumni, students talk career prospects
- Gazette gives awards to idealistic journalists
- 'Hawaiian Sam' tackles life as a Concordia Stinger
- Imagination to spare in animation show
- Students’ art bought to add to Stanley Mills Collection
- Forcing countries to own up: Berit Reisel of Norway
- Versatile George Elliott Clarke brings music and art to his poetry
- Panel on future of Iran
- Students remembered after 30 years
- Generosity starts at home
- Golden Key conference in Atlanta
- Exposcience on the West Island
- Art space in old Gazette loading dock
- Canada’s role in exploration of Mars inspires students
- One-time CSU executive convicted of $196,000 fraud
- Dance, art, archeology at Arab Festival
- Deep blue sea holds secrets
- Centraide Teletubby
- Kevin Figsby tackles PhD of coaching
- McGill student eyes us with envy
- Stingers roundup