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SEX TOY STORY

When I was assigned to cover the Sex Toy Workshop presented by the Women’s Centre last Thursday evening, I knew there was a lot for me to learn.

IS THE SALAD GREENER ON THE OTHER SIDE?

Does the green diet fit in a student's budget?

RESHAPING THE SOUND OF MUSIC

A fourth-year new media student blends the borders between sound and the other senses.

AIR YOU READY TO ROCK?

Alex Nassiri becomes Reginald Shredwicks as he explores the underground culture of air guitar.

PLAYING DRESS-UP WITH THE BIG BOYS

It's L'Oréal Fashion Week in Toronto. But what are the chances that a Rye fashion grad will become the next Dsquared2?

RYE GRAD PUTS SOME FLASH INTO THE URBAN MUSIC SCENE

When he shoots you he’ll take your energy and walk away with it — just like he did to Sean Paul, k-os, Faith Evans and Lloyd Banks.

THE FOREIGN CONCEPT OF BUYING LOCAL

Buying locally grown foods is the newest trend in healthy eating. But is it possible to eat this way in Toronto?

CHOREOGRAPHIC WORKS OVERTIME

Robyn Urback explores the minds and the moves behind Ryerson Theatre School's biggest show of the year.

THE YOUNG AND THE RESTED

Returning from Reading Week, students seek the extra energy to get through class.

SUNSET IN THE SAVANNAH ROOM

In today’s music world of heavy-laden vocals, Sunset Revue keeps under the radar: the band remains purely instrumental.

DON’T CALL ME A PRETTY FACE

She's been interviewed on television and in newspapers. But this time, second-year journalism student Saphia Khambalia speaks out on being a finalist for Miss Canada in her own words.

RYE INSTRUCTOR BY DAY, ROCK STAR BY NIGHT

February 7, 2007

We’ve all grown up thinking that our school teachers go home at the end of the day to simply read and correct papers. We don’t think of them as having completely separate lives.

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