SO SAYS I
March 1, 2006
Who knew? Metal is apparently an important genre, too.
Category: Arts & Culture
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EXPLORING THE HEART OF NEW MEDIA
March 1, 2006
Tired of standing in the shadows of their film and photography colleagues, new media students are publicly showcasing their art for the first time.
MAKING A CONSCIOUS EFFORT
February 15, 2006
While some fashion students busy themselves with their graduation plans, other younger students are moonlighting in the glitzy world of magazine launches.
FROM DESIGN LAB TO CASTING COUCH: PLANNING FASHION’S NEXT EXODUS
February 15, 2006
Though it's months away, everyone, from designers to models, is getting ready for this year's last-of-a-kind Mass Exodus.
TENTH PLANET FROM THE SUN
February 15, 2006
Quitting design program leads to rock and roll.
LIFE IS A DRAG
February 15, 2006
Ryerson theatre grads Glen Sheppard and Maria Beath Badian get by with a little help from their friends in their new play, Down the Main Drag.
TORONTO’S TRAGIC DRAMA, COURTESY OF GEORGE BUSH
February 15, 2006
It was a tragedy that threw together Ryerson theatre alumni Adam Paolozza and Scott Moore.
POPPING THE PUNK-ROCK JOY RIDE
February 8, 2006
After playing Ryerson's 2004 Frosh Parade and Picnic, The Joys have finally taken off — with a little help from their fans, of course.
SO SAYS I: PART TWO
February 1, 2006
I like Broken Social Scene.
ENEMIES WORLDWIDE PREMIERE HITS RYERSON
February 1, 2006
While most directors have their actors meditate or read books in preparation for their roles, Liza Balkman had her fourth-year theatre students move furniture for 45 minutes.
IMAGES ON THE EDGE
February 1, 2006
International artist Fiona Tan has explored the nature of cultural voyeurism in art for the past decade.
FROM RYERSON TO SUNDANCE
January 25, 2006
Canadian director and Rye graduate Julia Kwan deals with faith and imagination in her debut film Eve & the Fire Horse.
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