How a life of boozing and schmoozing can pay off
November 19, 1997
The private life of cocktail party guru Jaymz Bee
Author: Editor In Chief
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Love your hair love your roots
November 19, 1997
After years of chemically straightening her hair, one girl discovers that going natural isn't easy
www.lies.com
November 19, 1997
Ken McVay exposes Holocaust deniers by crushing their lies. What drive this obsessed man?
Straight edge punks
November 19, 1997
How the sXe lifestyle and the scene go hand in hand, but more for some than others
Can Catholic schools be crushed?
November 19, 1997
David Dias says Ontario's funding of Catholic schools is one of the most blatant forms of religious discrimination anywhere in the world
Putting a price on your safety
November 19, 1997
Students don't want to pay $15 for access card to Interior Design building
CFS wants your cash
November 19, 1997
By Lori Fazari Ryerson students may be squeezed for another $4 in membership fees for the Canadian Federation of Students, to keep up with other schools’ rates. York students are voting in a referendum next week on whether to increase their support to CFS. RyeSAC president Angelo DeLuca said if York students vote yes, Ryerson […]
Room with a raucous
November 19, 1997
Women's Centre battles student groups for space
Maclean’s don’t mean ‘jack’
November 19, 1997
Ryerson ranks 19th out of 23 undergrad universities
Party slogan a sticky situation
November 19, 1997
'Insult to women' stickers invade Get Crammed posters
Debators get cash for Greece
November 19, 1997
By Sean Fitz-Gerald It appears the Oakham House Debating Society will celebrate their Christmas in the land of Plato, the Olympics and souvlaki. After three weeks of hand-wringing and arguing, the Society has finally been granted the $2,200 needed to go to Greece for the World Debating Championships in December. “At this point we are […]
Vending avengers: The sequel
November 19, 1997
By Caroline Alphonso Students stocked up on free junk food for the second time in a week, after a key was left in a vending machine in the journalism lounge Thursday. “It’s the worst thing I’ve ever done in my life,” said Livia Macoretta, a second-year journalism student, who grabbed a pack of gum and […]
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