SPIKE LIGHTS UP THE JOINT
March 16, 2005
Acclaimed filmmaker Spike Lee offered insight and advice to Ryerson students Monday night.
Category: Arts & Culture
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GIVING AID WITHOUT CONDITIONS
March 9, 2005
A Ryerson student travelled to Indonesia to help rebuild the hardest-hit areas — no religious strings attached.
AN INTIMATE AFFAIR
March 9, 2005
The Eyeopener gets a little closer to the dancers and crew of the annual production Choreographic Works.
13 MINUTES OF FAME
March 2, 2005
Animation is dead. Long live animation.
SHOOTING IN A WAR ZONE
March 2, 2005
Richard Fitoussi is a Ryerson graduate, photojournalist and founder of the Cambodian Land Mine Museum Relief Fund.
READY OR NOT, IT’S ROSS HULL
March 2, 2005
Former YTV star Ross Jull graduates from fake TV high school, attends Rye High and gets stalked by writer.
TRADING SCHOOL IN FOR TOOLS
March 2, 2005
Toronto's Canadian-Portuguese community has been languishing in academic malaise for decades.
MUSICAL GOES BATTY
February 16, 2005
Ryerson grad sports pointy ears and fangs for the lead role in Bat Boy.
CAST IRON CASTS OFF
February 16, 2005
The immigrant story in Canada is too often expressed in numbers--statistics, percentages and migration patterns don't consider the human element of immigration.
WELCOME TO THE GHETTO
February 16, 2005
The day I moved to George Street, two men were having a shouting match over a woman.
FEEL THE RHYTHM
February 9, 2005
Chairs and tables in Oakham House dining hall are pushed aside, making room for 20 couples standing palm to palm.
DYING OF LAUGHTER
February 9, 2005
Imagine an epidemic hit the entire country and people were dying all around you. What would you do?
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