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Ryerson Student awaits father’s call

September 19, 2001

By Sutton Eaves Unlike most, the sight of fresh flowers scattered throughout her front yard doesn’t bring a smile to Erica Basnicki’s face. Instead, it is an ironic reminder of her father’s disappearance and presumed death, and her family’s heartache.

Quebec protest benefit cd is a gas

September 19, 2001

By Colin Hunter Ever since Elvis first waggled his hips on national television, young idealists have clung to the nation that rock and roll has the power to change the world. Most of the time, sadly, they’ve been wrong. But the makers of gased, a two-disc compilation released last Tuesday on RAM Recordings, are determined […]

Food Fair makes vegging out cheap, fun and easy

September 19, 2001

By Amanda Factor Milling about the Harbourfront like suburban shoppers in a warehouse-sized supermarket, vegetarians were in heaven as they grazed on meatless dishes from around the world.

Ryerson grad strips Frank mag bare

September 12, 2001

By Kevin Ritchie Rick Caine and Debbie Melnyk could be walking into a lion’s den. Thousands of journalists will attend the Toronto International Film Festival and several of them likely have a bone to pick with Frank magazine – Canada’s only member of the muckraking press and subject of the couple’s new film, The Frank […]

Mandela, Goodall to get Rye degrees

September 12, 2001

By Sutton Eaves Ryerson is awaiting confirmation that former South African president and human rights activist Nelson Mandela will come to the school in November to receive honorary degree.

Chain of Fools

September 12, 2001

By Louie Diaz Jr. The 44th Annual Parade and Picnic started way before the loud and spirited crowd of students marched down Yonge Street.

Ryerson breaks ground with First Nations Grads

September 12, 2001

By Jonathan Spicer Teresa Migwams was so inspired by Ryerson’s public administration program, she nearly became chief of her reserve.

You realize of course

September 12, 2001

From the desk of the bastard Editor The world shook, the ground jumped and every rational being who heard the news heard the small chiming of fear.

Don’t jump to conclusions: Jews, Muslims

September 12, 2001

By Nicole Cohen As news of the terrorist attacks in the United States unfolded throughout the day, Jewish and Muslim students struggled to deal with accusations that the attacks were directly related to the conflicts in the Middle East.

Survey promotes affirmative action: university pc party

September 12, 2001

By Amy Bourne A survey mailed to 100,000 first-year students will lead to minority quotas at Ontario schools, says the University branch of the Progressive Conservative Party.

Students push for Tory voice on campus

September 12, 2001

By Jonathan Colford Alex Lalka wants students to know about all the great things that the Mike Harris government has accomplished.

‘UNPRECEDENTED’ STRIKE WILL SEE FULL RETALIATION: PROFS

September 12, 2001

By Emily Bowers and Jonathan Spicer

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