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A new season, but is there a new hope?

October 2, 2002

If cruising to the Canadian Interuniversity Sports Championship was difficult the first time around for the Ryerson women’s volleyball team, a sequel could be mission impossible.

Tamil student challenges stereotypes

October 2, 2002

Ryerson’s Sinthiya Balasundaram honoured for her commitment to her community.

Success hits close to Holmes

October 2, 2002

After years performing stand-up, RTA graduate Jessica Holmes gets a shot at primetime with her TV series, The Holmes Show.

CKLN’s future spins in campus funding limbo

October 2, 2002

Ryerson’s campus radio station, CKLN, is having to rely on savvy negotiating with creditors and broken equipment just to stay on the air.

Basketball tryouts a bust for Button

October 2, 2002

Eyeopener sports editor Adam Button tried out for five varsity teams. This week, assistant basketball coach Patrick Williams humbles the ironman.

University fair exposes tip of cohort iceberg

October 2, 2002

Cappuccitti, an OAC student at King City Secondary School, will be competing against twice the normal number of applicants this spring because of the double cohort.

Two sides of the same old story

October 2, 2002

Ryerson film graduates Elad Winkler and Ryan Silverman used their final film project to examine two sides of an age-old conflict, now they’re reaping the rewards.

Theatre students lost in Mad Forest

October 2, 2002

The stories in Mad Forest are drawn from conversations with people who lived through the 1989 Romanian revolution, which overthrew a totalitarian Communist regime. Playwright Caryl Churchill worked in collaboration with British and Romanian acting students to compose the play, which was first produced in June 1990, six months after the revolution took place.

Board considers cohort

October 2, 2002

Concerns about the double cohort dominated much of Monday’s board of governors meeting.

Rye breaks union’s happy home

October 2, 2002

Campus union representatives are outraged after receiving notice last week that they are going to be evicted from their Jorgenson Hall offices by the end of this month.

Bound by ancient traditions

September 30, 2002

Shoe fetishes are nothing new. Think sky-high stilettos, spiked heels and leather laces. A millennium ago in China, tiny feet resembling the “golden lotus” were all the rage. The shoe may have changed, but the ideas behind footwear hasn’t and shoes have always been a significant symbol in society.

Swimming, spewing and Speedos

September 25, 2002

In the second instalment of the almost famous five-part series on trying out for Ryerson varsity teams, sports editor Adam Button dives in the pool with Ryerson’s fastest fish.

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