Marketing kills tradition
May 31, 1995
In today’s world of sports the marketability of merchandise (hats, t-shirts, etc.) is more important than the success of a team or its history.
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Cyber-Stupid
May 31, 1995
Tune out, turn off, jack out. Go buy a book instead. Who knows, you might actually learn something.
Entertain-dement: May 31, 1995
May 31, 1995
Johnny Mnemonic starring Keanu Reeves and Don't Die Before You're Dead by Yevgeny Yevtushenko
North by Northeast festival set to roll
May 31, 1995
NXNE will showcase over 300 bands from around the world; many of them being homegrown Canadians.
KMFDM AOK: Industrial band still grinding after eleven years
May 31, 1995
If you want to enter the sexy and violent world of KMFDM, let their latest album Nihil be your key.
The Running Man
May 31, 1995
The way to fix a debt problem isn't to slash until you show zero on the balance sheet, it's to plan for the future. And that means spending more on education.
A royal pain: The life and medieval times of a wench
May 31, 1995
For three or four hours on weekend evenings, my home is Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament at Exhibition Place.
Who is the happiest guy in T.O.?
May 31, 1995
People look down on them and ask why they don’t just get a “real job,” but Ben Kerr and other Toronto street performers say they love their work
RSU gets a facelift: Union renamed, but changes don’t address problems
May 31, 1995
"Students were confused with what we (RSU) did, and why we were called a union," Cheevers said. He hopes the new name will clear up the misunderstanding.
Ryerson grads rule: Graduates nab top film awards
May 31, 1995
Film graduates Rebecca Wood and John Tran respectively won awards for screenwriting and cinematography, and RTA student Elias Devries was named Toronto's top film and television graduate, winning the City of Toronto Screen Apprenticeship Award.
Candidate clueless? PC says universities and colleges should be privatized
May 31, 1995
"I think independent business can do anything better than government," he says. "But government would still have to set the curriculum," says PC candidate Joel Ginsberg.
Goodbye to Rye? NDP says business should take over job training
May 31, 1995
"[Business] is forcing training on the educational system," says NDP Rosario Marchese.
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