FASHIONABLE AND FEARLESS
September 15, 2004
Three Ryerson students pave the road to their own catwalk.
Category: Arts & Culture
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GRAD MAKES FASHION STATEMENT
August 25, 2004
Ryerson grad Joeffer Caoc has made a name for himself in the fashion world.
POETRY ON CAMPUS
August 25, 2004
Whether it's by reporting for one of the campus newspapers, honing skills in the radio and television arts program, or getting on stage as part of the theatre program, Ryerson students are constantly challenged to explore the many facets of personal creativity.
STUDENTS FOCUS ON FILM
August 25, 2004
The Movie Mongers gather Ryerson students together to watch and discuss cinema and television shows.
MAGIC MAN HAS CRAZY PLAN
April 7, 2004
Former Ryerson student Bill Abbott wants to read your psychic vibrations, reports Meghan Hurley.
DANCE DIRECTOR REMEMBERS FAMED PAST
April 7, 2004
By Lauren Jelicic Ryerson’s Nadia Potts takes time out to remember her days at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. She has made a career and a life of dance. As the year comes to a close, she looks forward to a summer of travel and relaxation.
FASHION MAKES SEXUAL STATEMENT
April 7, 2004
By Jennifer Fong Students participating in Mass Exodus this year have something to say about sexuality. A new gay line is attracting a lot of attention — but other designs feature everything from lingerie to fantasy.
Small guy gets big laughs
March 24, 2004
By Matthew Tulloch At Yuk Yuk’s, a hush falls on the audience the moment Andre Arruda clambers on the stage but the comedian immediately turns the awkward silence into giggles. He grimaces and sighs, fusses with his microphone and takes several long swigs from his bottle of Evian. Then the jokes begin. When his time […]
Brains over beauty
March 24, 2004
By Alison Northcott It was an evening of Shameless promotion. At the El Mocambo last Thursday, Nicole Cohen and Melinda Mattos hosted Springtime Fresh, an all ages fundraiser for their soon-to-be-launched magazine, Shameless. Shameless is an alternative magazine for teenage girls. It aims to defy the stereotypes put forth by many mainstream teen magazines. “One […]
Students run RIOT
March 24, 2004
By André Voshart It’s Friday at midnight and the cast of RIOT 2004 is alert enough to run through the whole show one more time. They are gassed up on gummy bears and stale muffins. One of them juggles a pink vibrating dildo before going through a skit title “Gyno Pussy.” “Nothing is off limits […]
Laying the podium down
March 17, 2004
By Jordan Heath-Rawlings It took a movie with no plot, no action and a lack of giant robots to finally convince Kevin Smith that he could be a filmmaker. In 1991, Smith was working in a convenience store in New Jersey, wondering what to do with himself while trying not to impregnate his girlfriend and […]
Ryerson students dance choreographed works
March 17, 2004
By Katie Schneider “Welcome to my brain…” A computer-like male voice dominates the theatre as the dancers step onto the stage. “Run upstage…” “Spread out…” “Reverse!” the strange voice calls out as the dancers comically follow the instructions. Dance students became the choreographers for Choreographic Works, the Ryerson dance program’s annual spring performance, which […]
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