Actor makes real world her classroom
November 7, 2001
Kristin Booth left Ryerson in 1997 to make a career as an actor
Category: Arts & Culture
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Artists find beauty in urban eyesores
November 7, 2001
For their final projects last year, Stewart Churchill and Brenda Liu — students in the image arts photography program — discovered beauty in the dirty concrete slabs that make up the endangered urban sites
Fashion school off the hook for rental fee
November 7, 2001
The dean of communication and design told the school of fashion that the school of fashion won’t have to pay to host Mass Exodus in the Ryerson Theatre
That other campus radio station
October 24, 2001
By Claudia De Simone Hoods are on. Vests are zipped. Hands seek warmth in pockets. The SpiritLive radio executives are tucked into a freezing-cold studio on the first floor of the Rogers Communication Centre. They don’t care if they can see their breath in the studio, they just want to get Ryerson’s only student run […]
Three guys and their unit
October 24, 2001
By Sarah Lysecki Enter The Unit. It smells like burnt steel and fermenting grape juice. It’s frigid in the winter, sweltering in the summer, and is lit by a bare light bulb dangling from the ceiling.
New digs revitalize Ryerson’s pub crawl
October 24, 2001
By John Gemmell Depending on how well your Thursday evening pre-drinking drinking session went, you may or may not remember swaggering on the bar – or spending time there at all.
Peaches rocks around the cock
October 24, 2001
By Kevin Ritchie Peaches kind of looks German. As her song Dittle My Skittle blasts the packed crowd at the El Mocambo, she moves her arms robotically to the music, her head inches away from the disco ball.
Blow out: Burke has left the building
October 24, 2001
By Jordan Heath-Rawlings Dan Burke steps onto the El Mocambo stage, grabs the microphone, lights a smoke, strikes a pose and works the crowd.
Who’s the snobbiest music geek of all?
October 17, 2001
By Caitlin Martella Donning a hot pink sweater, a short jean jacket, a matching pair of jeans and black high-heeled boots, I ventured into Toronto’s most popular music stores to find out exactly how hostile music clerks can be to a ditzy teeny bopper.
Julian Day seeks stable, non-mental manager
October 17, 2001
By Sarah Lysecki Like Col. Tom Parker was to Elvis, Private Lance is to Julian Day.
Biz student climbs the rock ‘n roll ranks
October 17, 2001
By Sarah Lysecki Until this summer, Mike Samrah never had any intentions of being a band manager.
Film students struggle to fund their art
October 17, 2001
By John Gemmell Ryerson has one of the most competitive film schools in the country. So why are so many people dropping out? Five thousand dollars may seem like a lot of money to spend on a school assignment, but for Ryerson film students, it’s a pipe dream to produce their final project without at […]
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