Students’ designs to save Earth form 2010 asteroid
January 27, 1999
Vince Robertson had a perilous mission last semester — design a spacecraft to save Earth.
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Student immersed in interactive film
January 20, 1999
Mark Lannutti made his own significant contribution to new media. The 23-year-old’s final project is an interactive film named K after the Czech novelist Franz Kafka.
The “new” media is the message
January 20, 1999
A gigantic, slimy green fire-breathing monster with blazing hot coals for eyes is about to roast a colony of hysterical screaming peasants, their corn crops and their pitiful village of thatched hurts. Your heart races as the creature moves in the obliterate the miserable village in one hot breath.
School too cheap and easy: historians
January 20, 1999
David Dias review a book that provokes debate about university in Canada.
In search of the devine
January 20, 1999
Liz Devine embodies the notion of a Ryerson Community. Despite her full-time position as manager of the Career Centre in a given week she devotes countless hours to groups on and off campus. Meet Ryerson administration’s everywoman.
Who the hell ARE they?!
January 20, 1999
Chieu Luu Luong breaks down the jobs of three Ryerson administrators.
Steele returns to the hearth
January 20, 1999
RyeSAC president Dave Steele stokes the fires in Stratford, Ont. We were there and offer a unique look into the person life of the most reported student on campus.
Gray Matter
January 20, 1999
Linda Grayson, Ryerson’s v.p. administration, just wants to walk her dog and spend every other waking moment brokering the best deals she can.
Ad campaign attracts more CE students
January 20, 1999
Aggressive marketing increases enrolment over last year.
Storms blow through Ryerson
January 20, 1999
Snapshots from a snow-covered campus.
Campus planning increases workload to deal with snow
January 20, 1999
Department logs about 90 hours of overtime in one week.
Weather forces campus shutdown
January 20, 1999
Classes cancelled for two and a half days; first prolonged closure since 1977.
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