Pushed back to the future
January 30, 2002
Student Centre’s future depends on committee’s ability to bridge differences
Year: 2002
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Watch out… NINJAS!
January 30, 2002
Here, in this commercial studio with fluorescent tube lighting and white brick walls, the scent of musky sweat hangs in the air. This is where ninjas are made.
Fashion itch inspires designers’ stitch
January 30, 2002
As Ryerson’s year-end Mass Exodus fashion show quickly approaches, the design labs on the second floor of East Kerr Hall are becoming a frantic scene of fabrics, scissors, mannequins, and talent.
The sorry state of the university
January 30, 2002
From the desk of the bastard editor for the week of Jan. 30.
Student film preys on predatory priests
January 23, 2002
Andrew Barnsley’s new film, Prey, is timely as allegations of sexual misconduct by Catholic priests come to the forefront.
Shedding light on the urban decay
January 23, 2002
Do you know what your classmates are doing? Third year photography students get to find out what theirs are doing at the Ryerson gallery.
Students skip out on Feb. 6 meeting
January 23, 2002
RyeSAC has made a tuition freeze its main priority, but not even five students attended a discussion on the impact of federal and provincial cuts, last Wednesday at Oakham House.
News briefs for the week of Jan. 23
January 23, 2002
News briefs for the week of Jan. 23
Figure skaters land solidly on rising rep
January 23, 2002
Small figure skating team is making noise in the OUA despite weak support from Ryerson Athletics
Budget wars looming
January 23, 2002
The tension between RyeSAC and Ryerson administration is growing as the spectre of a $4 million to $6 million budget cut hangs over the campus.
Muslims think outside the Mosque
January 23, 2002
Ryerson’s Muslim Student Association is debating the next step in its fight for prayer space after the administration rejected their mediation request yesterday.
Eternia rhymes on her own terms
January 23, 2002
Lots of practice and perseverance as a kid gets second-year journalism student Silk-Anne Kaya recognition and inspiration for her rhymes.
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