Lecture series kicks off with stellar lineup
October 10, 2001
By Erin Kobayashi Come one, come all to the 26th annual Kodak lecture series. But make sure you come early.
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Women’s soccer team is out of playoff race
October 10, 2001
On Thursday, the men’s and women’s soccer teams lost to the University of McMaster Marauders, dashing playoff hopes for both teams.
Hockey team gets offensive
October 10, 2001
By Kevin Gonsalves The Rams think they have what they need to start winning. Hockey coach Ed Kirsten has a problem most coaches only dream of: having too many talented goalies.
Clubbers on wheels shake some sporty ass
October 10, 2001
By Amanda Factor Remember the good old days when couples went out dancing together? Charles Khabouth, owner of the Kool Haus and Guvernment nightclub complex, is trying to recreate that time every Sunday night.
Dashed dreams of new Canadian life
October 10, 2001
By Sheila Nykwist Numeriano Flores had high hopes for his life in Canada. The promise of job opportunities, free education for his children and health care were what finally convinced Flores last November to give into his wife’s long-held dream of moving to Canada.
Ladies drive stick at the Mocambo’s queer nights
October 10, 2001
By Jen Belanger I never knew how sexy a female Elvis impersonator could be until I went to a drag king show called The Men of Club Casanova.
Leader to push report wrap-up
October 10, 2001
By Allan Woods The student representative who compiled a scathing report of RyeSAC last year wants to make it an annual evaluation.
Ryerson students ready for T.O. revolt
October 10, 2001
By Kate Hermelin and Wotjek Dabrowski Protesters plot Bay Street havoc and prep for pepper spray; on-campus tactics to be peaceful. A slow, snaking march of hundreds of protesters will try to shut down the city’s financial district on Oct. 16 as the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty demonstrates against the provincial government’s policies.
Business student founders aspire to unite common groups
October 10, 2001
By Natalie Alcoba Business students are creating a new umbrella group in hopes of bringing cohesion to student representation in the growing faculty of business.
Council OKs religious absence
October 10, 2001
By Jordan Heath-Rawlings Ryerson’s academic council voted unanimously last Tuesday to change the school’s policy regarding students who miss classes because of religious holidays.
Cheap tickets? No thanks
October 10, 2001
By Philip Stavrou In spite of airlines’ massive price slashes to boost slumping sales, many Ryerson students still opted to travel by bus or train over the Thanksgiving long weekend.
Gallery a goth’s sci-fi fantasy
October 10, 2001
By John Gemmell If you’re intimidated by the pretentious aura of “hardcore” art-type in downtown galleries then here’s a safe haven: the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art, tucked away in the wilds of North York.
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