JAPANESE ARTIST IMAGINES TOMORROW FOR TODAY
October 12, 2005
There is no category for the world and art of Mariko Mori.
Category: Arts & Culture
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GETTING A SECOND CHANCE
October 12, 2005
After gracing countless stages around the country, Rye grad Naomi Snieckus finally gets to show off her comedic chops, Amanda-Marie Quintino writes.
EARNING MERIT BADGES ANY WAY THEY CAN
October 5, 2005
Tired with the cookie-cutter image of girl scouts, Rye fashion students turn the idea of young innocence on its head.
POETS WHO ALREADY KNOW IT
October 5, 2005
Campus becomes a haven for spoken-word artists eager to speak their minds.
SINGING FOR HOPE
October 5, 2005
With little chance of living a normal life, the AIDS orphans of South Africa were introduced to the joys of music. Jacqueline Nunes looks at how one Ryerson student changed lives forever.
DIRECTING STUDENTS TO SCREEN SUCCESS
October 5, 2005
Veteran directors of the Canadian film industry pay Rye students a visit.
LIFE AND LOSS ON THE REEL STREETS
September 28, 2005
Grads turn street youths' lives around through mentoring projects in the film industry.
NEW MAGAZINE REVIEWS, ROCKS, THEN ROLLS
September 28, 2005
Online journalists take the world of film, television and music to task with a monthly website.
DESIGNING AN ALTERNATIVE
September 28, 2005
Third-year student's first fashion event looks to steal the spotlight from the mainstream tastemakers.
A PACKAGE FOR SUCCESS
September 21, 2005
Rye student, visual artist and filmmaker Ryan Hughes reclaims the plastic bag at the Queen West Art Crawl young artist showcase.
DAZED AND CONFUSED AT THE FILM FEST
September 21, 2005
The Eyeopener sent two fresh-faced, first year reporters to revel in the Toronto International Film Festival's free screenings, press junkets and booze-drenched parties. They had no idea what they were getting into.
RIFFING ON LATE NIGHT FOR BIG LAUGHS
September 21, 2005
Take the generic talk show, add local talent, a comedically deranged host and a touch of crass, and you get Toronto's next big thing.
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