Students just wanna dance
November 21, 2001
In Dances 2001, they get their chance.
Category: Arts & Culture
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Arts and Entertainment briefs for the week of Nov. 21
November 21, 2001
Arts and Entertainment briefs for the week of Nov. 21
Bush Party comes to Toronto
November 21, 2001
How do you make light of ostracism? Form a comedy sketch-troupe called The Royal Liechtenstein Theatre Company and call it comical exclusion.
Mod band isn’t just hair and shoes
November 21, 2001
They wear Italian suits, ride Vespa scooters and sing about being “Just like you… only better.” They are Aceface.
Break dance club busts onto Rye scene
November 14, 2001
Matt Kuiavski, a 21-year-old new media student, is a self-proclaimed breaking junkie and the CEO of Ryerson University Breaker’s Itch Club
Dances 2001 preview
November 14, 2001
Dances 2001 runs from Nov. 20-24.
‘Night, Mother makes sense out of suicide
November 14, 2001
How far would you go to control your own life? If ending it seemed the only option, would you have the case as well as the guts?
DVD project takes audio to new levels
November 14, 2001
A group of radio and television arts students are making Canadian music history.
They’re b-girls in a b-boy’s world
November 14, 2001
“You’re good — for a girl.” It’s a sentiment fourth-year RTA student Sara Fenton hears a lot as one-fourth of Shebang!, an all-girl break dancing crew.
Open Mic Night a creative free for all
November 7, 2001
Every Tuesday night at Oakham House a makeshift stage is set up and Ryerson’s creative students are given an outlet for expression called “Open Mic Night.” In this case, open means very open.
Comedians return to their closet
November 7, 2001
Mike Beaver, Jason Jones and their comedy team are heading to The Comedy Network with the sketch show The Bobroom
Actor makes real world her classroom
November 7, 2001
Kristin Booth left Ryerson in 1997 to make a career as an actor
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