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FROM EATING IN THE HUB TO DIRECTING EPISODES OF ‘SIX FEET UNDER’

January 31, 2007

By Vicky Tam In 2002, he was telling a rock star how to act. Two years later, he was filming lesbian relationships that millions of people watched every week.

TWO ACTORS MEASURE UP TO ONE BIG ROLE

January 31, 2007

The posters around campus are alluring: two bare shoulders emerging from shadows, they seem to promise something dark, illicit and apparently Shakespearean.

THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE CLASSY

January 31, 2007

Lia Van Baalen serves up a crash course in wine etiquette.

RYERSON’S IMPROV TROUPE SUFFERS A SOUR DEBUT

January 24, 2007

Not-quite kings and queens of comedy refuse to be demoralized after a last place finish.

GONE CULTURE CLUBBIN’

January 24, 2007

It’s time to be honest. I don’t drink wine; I don’t understand Bollywood; and for the last month, my meals have rotated between Wonderbread and cereal.

RTA GRAD’S COMEDY TRIO TALKS ABOUT THE POLITICS OF BEING FUNNY

January 24, 2007

What do the Beatles, Frankenstein’s monster and socially-conscious rock stars have in common?

ARE YOU GELLIN’ FOR CANCER STICKS?

January 24, 2007

A new cigarette replacement in the form of a hand gel recently hit U.S. markets and is expected to arrive in the summer, though experts say it may encourage smokers to keep the habit.

HOW TO SUCCEED AFTER YOUR PROF COSTS YOUR COMPANY $200K ON NATIONAL TV

January 24, 2007

If it came down to it, which would you choose: your favourite professor or $200,000 to jump start your dream job?

SURVIVING ON THE BARE MINIMUM

January 24, 2007

Statistics Canada shows that more than half of minimum wage earners are students.

STUDENT SHOOTS IN THE LINE OF FIRE

January 17, 2007

In the volatile Gaza Strip, it doesn’t matter how much critical acclaim Dominc Nahr has received. He’s not protected from the fighting.

TRIMMING THE FAT FROM THE HOLIDAY BIRD

January 10, 2007

Svelte reporter Ashley Spegel gets advice from a personal trainer on how to safely (and effectively) get in shape for New Years.

RYE GRAD HAS BIG DREAMS FOR LITTLE MOSQUE

January 10, 2007

Upon completing a Bachelor of Science at the University of Toronto and being rejected from medical school, Zarqa Nawaz — the creator of CBC’s internationally recognized, recently-premiered sitcom, Little Mosque on the Prairie — needed a new direction.

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