THE LITTLE THEATRE SCHOOL THAT COULD
October 27, 2004
The Theatre School operates out of a building that was state of the art...for a pharmacy...100 years ago.
Category: Arts & Culture
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SETTLING IN THE WEST
October 27, 2004
If you are an indecisive Libra like me, then Little Portugal on Dundas Street West might just be the perfect neighbourhood for you.
SAYING IT WITH SCI-FI
October 27, 2004
Gentlemen, if you'd really like to impress this Halloween, dress up as Ponter, the Neanderthal in author Robert J. Sawyer's latest novel, Hybrids.
DEMOCRACY DAY DAMNS
October 20, 2004
They were unkempt, angry, and mostly male.
DARK TALE IN THE SPOTLIGHT
October 13, 2004
Within three years, seven members of the Donnelly family died tragically.
PORN TO BE WILD
October 13, 2004
A quick browse on the Internet will reveal an outrageous variety of home-grown porn.
CONRAD’S HEART OF DARKNESS
October 13, 2004
Ryerson grad Debbie Melnyk's documentary, Citizen Black, delves into the jungle that is the infamous media tycoon Conrad Black's life.
NAPOLEON DYNAMITE – FILM REVIEW
October 13, 2004
As the ads have been touting lately, Napoleon Dynamite has been in theatres so far for "four months of awesomeness."
FROM ITM TO TOP TEN
October 13, 2004
Last year, Matt Hryhorsky, 22, was honing his web design skills in Kerr Hall's labs.
FRIGID WATERS, HOT SHOW
October 13, 2004
When you first walk in the dark room, you're overtaken by the projection on the back wall.
TWO-TIMERS
October 6, 2004
Shameless magazine launched its second issue at Toronto's Word on the Street last week.
AT THE TRACK
October 6, 2004
Students bet hard-earned money on horses.
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