* * * * * WEREWOLF ISSUE 26, September 2011 * * * * *


Is playing top cricket a risk to your mental health?	How Lady and the Tramp taught kids that freedom is fine, but home is best	Should society decide when people are getting too old to vote?

	Ten Myths About Asset Sales Selling down the public’s stake in energy companies and Air NZ makes little sense, socially or economically by Gordon Campbell
	Cricket and Depression Is there something about cricket that puts its top players at greater risk of mental illness? by Gordon Campbell
	Too Old To Vote? As the population ages, will senile voters decide the election outcome in future? by Gordon Campbell
	Classics : Lady and the Tramp (1955) and Benji (1974) How Disney (and others) teach children that living in a nice suburban home beats living free in the city by Grace C. Russell
	Left Coasting : Barricading the Information Superplaza BART starts a free speech firestorm by Rosalea Barker
	Touching the Void In Melancholia Lars von Trier hives off serenely into the cosmos by Philip Matthews
	From the Hood: The Inspector Protector Inspection is my life by Lyndon Hood
	Milestone Movies : Cave of Forgotten Dreams ( 2010) This time, Werner Herzog’s process of turning obsession into art begins with art by Brannavan Gnanalingham
	The Complicatist : Retromania ( yet again) We’re all busy making plans for the past by Gordon Campbell
	Imagining War The ethical and stylistic issues in using real-life war zones as a basis for contemporary fiction by Mark P. Williams
	Cartoon Alley : Mat Tait & Mike Brown Mat Tait is a South Island based cartoonist and illustrator. Mike Brown lives in Wellington and is currently writing a PhD thesis on New Zealand vernacular musics. by Mike Brown & Mat Tait