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A Nation Divided By God

October 3, 2001

By Fatima Najm Inqilaab is Urdu for revolution. As the independence movement swept through India in 1947, the tide of Inqilaab created two diverging currents that submerged British imperialism.

Beauty in a jar of mayonnaise

October 3, 2001

By Stefanie Polsinelli Blender, check. Tea kettle, check. Forks and knives, check. Big bowls, check. Not only are you all set to make a cake, you also have the perfect tools to create a facial mask. Desperate times call for desperate measures.

Getting in the pants of the sexual revolution

October 3, 2001

By Nicole Cohen I stood in the hazy basement, watching him play guitar and wondering how I could possibly seduce him. I frantically flipped through the mental notes of my informal sexual education, but before I figured out how to make the first move he sauntered over and whispered “Wanna fool around?”

New school revolutionaries

October 3, 2001

Every Tuesday night, in a small room in Jorgenson Hall, a group of around 20 students plot mini revolutions. Each member has different clothing and hairstyles, course selections and ideologies. They have different backgrounds and goals for the future. But they have at least one thing in common – a desire to affect change in […]

Alumni come home for a day

October 3, 2001

By Sutton Eaves Paper streamers, quaterbacks and beer played no part in Ryerson’s homecoming festivities this year. Instead, alumnifeasted on shortbread and apple juice as they reunited with old classmates on Saturday afternoon.

Rye profs win history award

October 3, 2001

By Julie Williamson Two Ryerson journalism professors are among those being recognized for bringing Canadian history into living rooms across the country.

What’s eating revolutionaries?

October 3, 2001

From the desk of the bastard Editor As even a casual student of history would conclude, there is a definite downside to revolution. For one, it is usually the product of fanatics, like Lenin’s “vanguard of the proletariat.” Any insurrection against an entrenched power structure is bound to be ugly, especially if we are speaking […]

Online journals are a voyeur’s delight

October 3, 2001

By Caroline Pelletier There are certain titillating websites that will give you an illicit thrill, and someone behind those websites is probably sitting next to you in English class.

Peddlers hawk atwood, tape dispensers

October 3, 2001

By Robert Ballantyne Once a year book lovers gather to rub shoulders with famous authors and score great deals on tape dispensers.

This ain’t the Ryerson bookstore

September 26, 2001

By Jordan Heath-Rawlings Are you a part of a subculture so small that it’ll never appear in Spin magazine? Do you worship or idolize a specific genre of film or music that everyone else ignores? Do you have something to tell the world but don’t know how to begin?

Muslim speaker urges education

September 26, 2001

By Fatima Najm At a time when many Muslims and minorities around the world are dealing with racial backlash following the attacks on the United States, Dr. Mohammed Almasry is promoting peaceful community action.

$2,000 tuition hikes on the horizon

September 26, 2001

By Wojetek Dabrowski and Caitlin Martella Rye prez says higher fees for three programs will put them on par with other schools. Ryerson may have to hike tuition for information-technology management, computer science and engineering students by as much as $2,000 next year to keep up with what other schools in Ontario charge, Ryerson president […]

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