Month: January 1998

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New home in the works

January 21, 1998

Proposed referendum will ask students if they want a $14M campus centre

India in an instant

January 21, 1998

Shanti Zachariah gives us a guide to the sights, sounds and smells of Little India

The problems with plagiarism

January 21, 1998

Whether you copy, borrow, download or buy, Angelica Montesano and Caroline Alphonso look at...

Down with Dickens? Get thee to Twist!

January 21, 1998

By Shawne Fagan If the rock music Twist proves anything, it’s that pre-millennial tension is alive and well. Set in post-civil war America, 20 years in the future, Twist paints a bleak picture of a debauched society wrought with unsavory characters and little hope. Based loosely on the Charles Dickens classic Oliver Twist, the tale […]

A mega interview with metal mavens Megadeth

January 21, 1998

Metalhead Elias Takacs catches up with metalmeister Nick Menza

Suspended Rye basketball guard is back

January 14, 1998

Star guard Miruna Muller returned to the women’s basketball team last Saturday, but her presence wasn’t enough as the Rams lost 91-71 to the University of Toronto Blues.

Slap stick play sparks Rams win over Humber

January 14, 1998

It took a slap in the face to help the men’s volleyball team overcome a 2-0 deficit to defeat Humber College 3-2 and place third in Ryerson’s Invitational Volleyball Tournament Saturday.

Back to business on the basketball court

January 14, 1998

Lui Cinello comes out of retirement

Mo’ money, mo’ problems

January 14, 1998

With RACA's annual fashion/culture show becoming a large-scale event with investors, thousand-dollar promotions and top-name DJs, Vanessa Thomas discovers that for RACA executives it's just ...

Breaking down the barriers

January 14, 1998

Buddies in Bad Times transcends the mundane

Hold me thrill me kiss me kill me

January 14, 1998

New Aussie film ain’t no Bonnie and Clyde

(Our Lady) Peace breaks out in the U.S.

January 14, 1998

For most new Canadian bands, making it big in America is only a dream. The American music market is as hard to crack as a bank safe and even months of touring won’t guarantee stateside success.