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A Requiem for the masses

November 1, 2000

By Garine Tcholakian Writing music about the most atrocious crimes of the previous century is a challenge many would shirk in favour of lighter material. Not composer David Walden. His awakening to the horrors of genocide put him the path to producing Requiem: In Remembrance of the Genocides of the 20th Century, which opens at […]

A beacon of bargains

November 1, 2000

For more than 59 years, the Honest Ed's sign, with its 23,000 light bulbs, has attracted immigrants looking for cheap goods and jobs

Companies playing to white audience

November 1, 2000

Products often ignore minorities' needs

A tale of two cities

November 1, 2000

Immigrants make up about half of Toronto's population. Within the decade there will be more visible minorities than white people living here. The city's institutions, however, are another story

Armenians remember painful past

November 1, 2000

Students related to genocide survivors remain as proof of their ancestors' resilience

Our cultural landscape

November 1, 2000

With 1.8 million immigrants and more than 60 ethnic groups, Toronto is a city of nations

International students encounter bumpy ride

November 1, 2000

Study shows young newcomers face traumatic adjustment

Study to probe increase of HIV

November 1, 2000

Centre hopes to reveal why virus is on the rise among gay aboriginal men

Students help plan anti-hate forum

November 1, 2000

By Lisa Whitaker For the first time, students are sitting on the committee organizing Ryerson’s community forum against racism, anti-semitism and hate. “It is a combination of students and professors this year,” said sociology professor Vappu Tyyska, a member of the planning committee. “This year the Jewish Students Association’s involvement is reflected, as they have […]

Social work student appeared ready to tackle life

November 1, 2000

Ryerson community among the 300 mourners at Kingston funeral for classmate

Behind the seams

By Allan Woods It happened in her history of design class. Chriss Fort was sitting at a desk, barely listening to her instructor as she absent-mindedly doodled on a sheet of paper. Her imagination was drawn back to fairy tales from her childhood as the lines and figures she was sketching began to take shape. […]

Business & Technology

Student planes ready for takeoff

The group of eight students are scheduled to leave Wednesday for Delane, Fla. to compete in the Society of Automotive Engineers aero design competition. The team whose remote-control airplane carries the heaviest payload wins.

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