Restaurant relaunch rocks Yonge-Dundas
November 28, 2001
The Hard Rock Café threw and old-fashioned rock and roll party at the corner of Yonge and Dundas Streets Monday to celebrate its grand reopening.
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You can’t be the worst if you beat the best
November 28, 2001
Women's basketball team upsets Toronto and Queen's
Prez predicts $25-million deficit
November 28, 2001
University prepares to launch task forces in January to decide where and when cuts will come
Psychological thriller trees its audience
November 28, 2001
First impressions aren’t important. If you are walking through a park and you spot a well-dressed blue-suited Bay Street-type stranded 16 feet above in a giant American beech tree might give him the opportunity to explain himself.
News briefs for the week of Nov. 21
November 21, 2001
Muslim students protesting a lack of prayer space attend a religious service in the Quad last Friday afternoon.
Brothers say getting points isn’t the point
November 21, 2001
Greg and Mark McMillan are quietly scoring up a storm
Bag-o-crime
November 21, 2001
And now, Encyclopedia Brown and The Case of the Rogers Ghost…
Rye clowns are bawdier than Bozo
November 21, 2001
Your birthday party clown was never so audacious. Then again, you probably never laughed so hard.
Students take action call to heart
November 21, 2001
RACA reps moved to help needy after Mandela speech
Nation leads Rams out of the woods
November 21, 2001
Clutch performer motivates team to double OT win after disastrous home opener
Cisco Systems plugs into the classroom
November 21, 2001
Learn about Ryerson’s newest master’s program, a one-year course in computer networks sponsored by Cisco Systems, an American computer company that designs hardware for the Internet.
Students just wanna dance
November 21, 2001
In Dances 2001, they get their chance.
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