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FORGET PARKAS AND BOOTS, IT’S ALL ABOUT MINIS AND HEELS

November 1, 2006

L’Oreal Fashion Week showcased Canada’s top designed as they unveiled their spring/ summer 2007 collections. Fashion scribe Truc Nguyen gives a round-up of the show’s best (and worst) looks from the spring catwalks.

COMEDIC SUCCESS

November 1, 2006

By Kristina Jarvis He may have been bumped off the Radio and Television Arts admission list, but now comedian Rick Wharton is getting loads of laughs and a lot applause nationwide.

FEND OFF GHOSTS WITH SARCASM AND PASSIVE AGGRESSIVENESS

October 25, 2006

It has come to my attention that certain twenty-somethings (who may or may not be a masthead member) are not looking forward to Halloween — not because of caramel chocolate bars that trigger cellulite like a mofo, but because of the threat of spirits invading their bedrooms at the stroke of midnight.

FIND YOUR PHANTOM’S SPOOKINESS FACTOR

October 25, 2006

By Amanda-Marie Quintino Arts & Entertainment Editor Are eerie things happening in your home? Do you feel like you have an unwanted visitor? Find out how you can detect its presence and rate its haunting level.

SPOTTING T-DOT’S HAUNTED HOTSPOTS

October 25, 2006

You may not know it, but the next time you enter a Toronto tourist attraction, you might be seeing more than gift shops and artifacts. Greg Hudson checks out the city’s top spooky locales where ghosts and ghouls make regular appearances.

PARTY LIKE IT’S 1981

October 18, 2006

By Kate Oliver Last week, the class of 1981 had their home sweet homecoming. It turns out, a quarter century ago, Ryerson was a place of fun and folly.

DO IT DIFFERENTLY

October 18, 2006

Toronto’s Alternative Fashion Week is back and bigger than ever. Truc Nguyen previews the collections.

Ernie the Hot Dog Man tribute takes to the stage

October 18, 2006

The long-awaited musical tribute to Ryerson's beloved hot dog vendor reminds us that money can't buy happiness. Chi Nguyen tells us why he traded his ivory tower office for a curbside cookout.

Ryerson fear expert rattled by snakes

October 11, 2006

Ryerson psych prof Martin Antony has another entry to add to his 43-page resume as he releases his 18th book, this one on confronting phobias.

Vintage vixens hit the runway

October 11, 2006

Act II Studio members will become models and strut their stuff down makeshift runways today in POD 250 of Jorgenson. Amanda-Marie Quintino tells you why this group of fashionistas decided to clean out their closets.

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Image arts students apply their talents to victory

October 11, 2006

After winning the Applied Arts Student Competition, how has the lives of these four Ryerson students changed? Jesse McLean asks them about the photography industry, missed opportunities, and an e-mail from the photo editor of the Globe and Mail.

Working in the Shadows

October 4, 2006

The actors aren't the only ones who feel the pressure when the curtains rise. Samantha Saunders delves into the unseen world of production crew for Ryerson's first theatre show o the year; Caucasian Chalk Circle.

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