Category: Arts & Culture

By Jessie Stones Sometimes he doesn’t get it quite right, but today he’s where he should be. The spotlight is a direct hit illuminating his profile. He’s dressed all in black, staring into the audience with the ferocious glare of a monarch. Then he begins to speak. And the lights go out. There were a […]

In its first year of publication, the quarterly magazine has achieve some great response from the Filipino community. Though it’s still smaller in size than Cervantes would like it to be (about the dimensions of TV Guide), the magazine, which is available at Tower Records for a paltry two dollars, has come a long way since the purely photocopied pages of its first issues.

Access Centre uses Equability for anniversary celebration

By Adam Eisner Now Magazine readers have voted Ryerson’s own Ernie the hot dog vendor as Toronto’s best in its 1999 poll. The talkative vendor has been a staple at the corner of Victoria and Gould streets for more than 18 years. He said the key to winning the poll was being friendly and outgoing. […]

By Emily Bowers   Oakham House’s attempt at adding another room to Thursday pub nights fell through—again. This time the DJs and their equipment showed up, but the crowd did not.   RyeSAC planned to open Thomas Lounge on the main flour with a DJ spinning house music. Their first attempt failed when the DJs […]