The war before the war
March 12, 2003
Not since the Vietnam War protests has the world heard such a loud cry for peace. Yohannes Edemariam looks at the past six months of student activism in Toronto.
Month: March 2003
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Man shot dead on campus
March 12, 2003
A man was gunned down outside the Tim Hortons on Victoria Street, and another was wounded by gunfire last night.
Debt findings skewed, says student federation
March 12, 2003
The Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation released misleading research on student finances, says the Canadian Federation of Students.
Admin not amused by organ hoax
March 12, 2003
A fourth-year new media student was reprimanded by security yesterday after she went ahead with an organ trading hoax, despite administration forbidding her to do so.
Strictly bhangra
March 12, 2003
Ryerson’s Indo-Canadian dancers expect to turn more than a few heads at the Western Culture Show this weekend.
Burnt books are art for photographers
March 12, 2003
If a picture is worth a thousand words, why would visual art require a thousand words of explanation?
York peace protest turns ugly
March 12, 2003
A peaceful but spirited anti-war protest at York University was spoiled after protestors and bystanders alike couldn’t keep their emotions under control.
Anti-war poets fight with words
March 12, 2003
A group of poets called Writers Against the War gathered to read anti-war poetry last Friday. The group is hoping to counter what the media and politicians are saying about the looming war in Iraq.
Toronto’s Pinball Wizards
March 5, 2003
Ryan Kennedy bounces around the colourful world of underground pinball tournaments
Art collective pays tribute to greats
March 5, 2003
On March 5, 1968, a historic experimental art performance took place at Ryerson, featuring the world-famous artists John Cage and Marcel Duchamp. Today, a Ryerson art collective will celebrate the 35th anniversary of the show with a presentation of their own.
Anti-abortion group shot down by RyeSAC
March 5, 2003
Students trying to start an anti-abortion group on campus were rejected by RyeSAC after concerns were raised about some of the literature they had given out.
Rams dealt capital punishment
March 5, 2003
Errol Fraser’s best was not enough to beat the best as the Ryerson men’s basketball team was eliminated from the Ontario University Athletic playoffs last Saturday.
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