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THE CULTURE OF COUTURE

Last week marked the annual blitz of style and decadence known as L'Oréal Fashion Week and you couldn't escape Ryerson's presence on the runways.

GIVING A CHANCE FOR NEW VOICES TO BE HEARD

Fourth-year theatre students in the creative performance study program are busy producing their fourth annual, and completely original, festival New Voices.

GOIN’ DOWN THE ROAD WITH THORNLEY

Six RTA students go the Almost Famous route by rocking, rolling, and dragging their cameras across the country

HEY, RSU, WHERE’S THE FUN AT?

Diversity may be the name of the game for Alam Ashraful, but the recently re-elected vice president of student life and events at the Ryerson Students' Union (RSU) has no plans to diversify his portfolio -- or student events.

SELLING LAUGHS WHOLESALE

One group of business students think comedy is the way to cure their fundraising woes.

RTA’S RIOT LEAVES NONE DEAD, BUT SEVERAL IN STICHES

True to its name, RIOT 2006 really was, well, a riot.

STRETCHING THEIR BOUNDARIES

Ryerson dance students attempt to defy gravity in this year's Choreographic Works 2006.

SOUTH ASIAN ALLIANCE MEMBERS DANCING IN THE DUST

Despite being forced to dance in Jorgenson's dusty halls, 34 Ryerson students still rehearse their Bollywood moves in preparation for a massive Ontario-wide event.

FIGHTING VIOLENCE WITH MONOLOGUES

For a brief moment, Amanda Feder and Caitlin Howden were unwittingly producing dueling productions of The Vagina Monologues at Ryerson.

ANONYMOUS ART NO MORE

The Phoenix Concert Theatre transforms to host the Untitled Art Awards.

SPENDING THE NIGHT AT KEN FINKLEMAN’S HOTEL

From the creator of The Newsroom comes the CBC's latest miniseriesL a dark, comic drama starring one of Ryerson's very own as a chambermaid who knows far too much.

SO SAYS I

Who knew? Metal is apparently an important genre, too.

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