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Oakham Theatre Society mounts historic play

February 3, 1999

It was a renowned felony — the crime of the century. The year was 1932 and the world was swept up in the kidnapping of 20-month-old Charles Lindbergh Jr., son of the famous American aviator Charles Sr.

Memories are fabric of Ryerson gallery show

February 3, 1999

Barbara Reimer's photography uses images of her grandmother's quilts

Ryerson to buy Bond St. building

February 3, 1999

Pension surplus funds earmarked for acquisition; $790,000 purchase will help alleviate engineering space concerns

Arts & Culture Editorial

The scat award goes to: the public toilets of China

February 3, 1999

They're friendly and filthy, but hygienic

Generation vexed

February 3, 1999

India is seeing red, white and blue as Pepsi bottles a nation

Ryerson canvas

January 27, 1999

Stephanie Bomba will wander the campus this semester to uncover art exhibits of all kinds — from sculpture to graffiti. She begins her journey at the Architecture building.

Gettin’ down with the dance school

January 27, 1999

Linda Gagatsis spends a day in the life of a dance student.

Independent films show at Rye

January 27, 1999

The New Toronto Filmmakers (NTF), four guys fresh out of Sheridan Film School, presented their creativity, humour and talents at Ryerson Sunday night.

Sci-fi films break ground for discussion

January 27, 1999

Ryerson architecture school forum combines architecture and film.

Election notebook

January 27, 1999

It’s just after the nomination deadline for the elections, and Dennis Loney and Rob Emerson, the chief returning office, are checking through a five-inch thick binder

A look back: the little SAC that grew

January 27, 1999

This week we look at the early years of Ryerson’s student council.

Eight candidates, but no new faces running for RyeSAC

January 27, 1999

The routine plays itself out every weekday in the drag, carpeted office on Jorgenson Hall’s lower ground. The receptionist is in by 9 a.m., lights go on and the glass-paneled doors are opened wide for students to come in and offer their concerns, questions and comments.

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