Briefs & Groaners
October 26, 2010
A roundup of some of the shadier — and odd — things that happen around Ryerson’s downtown campus.
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Sweet carillon
October 26, 2010
In the basement of Kerr Hall West, behind a locked door is the culprit who rings the stately bells heard last week on campus during convocation.
How to get noticed in the dark
October 26, 2010
Arts and life editor Gianluca Inglesi suggests looks for the three most common styles of costumes
Looking to get spooked this weekend?
October 26, 2010
Colton Eddy checks out some of Toronto’s creepiest destinations
Costume fails for boys and ghouls
October 26, 2010
Sonia Straface predicts which costumes will elicit more annoyed groans than ghostly moans this fair Hallow’s Eve
Burning planes for greener flight
October 26, 2010
Ryerson researchers are bending, twisting, breaking and burning some of the most expensive airplane components money can buy. Jeff Lagerquist investigates how eco-friendly flights might soon become reality
Taking one for the team
October 26, 2010
This season, the women’s soccer team found themselves without a goaltender until Stefanie Webster, a midfielder-turned-goalie, seized the opportunity and saved the season that almost never was. Sean Tepper reports
Wins and sins
October 26, 2010
The men’s hockey team loves to play a rough-and-tumble game, but as Evan Boudreau finds out, they might be in for a world of hurt if they don’t tame their aggression soon
Tutor company’s blue logo has volunteer group seeing red
October 26, 2010
By Brad Whitehouse Associate News Editor A volunteer student tutor group is angry and disheartened after a private company with an almost identical name and logo moved onto campus this fall. “They have changed their logo and colour scheme to look exactly like ours,” said Fareena Khan, a fourth-year business student and president of Ryerson […]
A chance at history
October 26, 2010
By Jay Saran The men’s soccer team has left itself open for criticism all season. They have blown leads late. They have misfired in front of goal. They have not always had the killer instinct it takes for a team to win in the OUA. But on the final weekend of the regular season, the […]
THE GIRLS WHO SAW EVERYTHING
October 25, 2010
The Girls Who Saw Everything runs until Nov. 12 in the Ryerson Theatre. Rita Steinberg reviews the first production of the year.
Video: Breaking stuff for science
October 25, 2010
Marina Selezneva from the masters of aerospace engineering program knows how to tear it up in the lab. She demonstrates how lightweight composite material is stress tested for use in the aircraft of tomorrow. The sample is stretched with over 1,000 lbs. of force until it breaks. Ryerson students at the Facility for Research on […]
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