Godlike goals shatter self-image
September 20, 2000
The quest for the perfect body displayed in advertisements and action figures has lured more and more young men onto a road riddled with insecurities and failures.
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Big Sugar sweetens pub night for some
September 13, 2000
Neill Wycik residents treat themselves to special show at local bar
Lunch with Jan Wong—this one’s on her
September 13, 2000
Jan Wong's weekly Globe and Mail column has earned her a reputation as one of the most ferocious ladies who lunch. But in person, she’s quite pleasant.
Spotlight fades on Ryerson’s shooting star
September 13, 2000
Critically acclaimed actress in film fest dud is a second-year journalism student.
Proud to be Canadian
September 13, 2000
Student provides inspiration for "I Am Canadian" rant
An Unofficial Student Guide
August 23, 2000
Important facts missing from RyeSAC's handbook and planner.
Dropout pops up in hit film
April 5, 2000
As it is, the 23-year-old Ryerson near-grad is visible for about five seconds, and the film, set in an Ivy League college where a secret society’s moral wrong-doings are uncovered by young hero Joshua Jackson, sucks.
Film mod-els ‘60s culture
April 5, 2000
The documentary is about Toronto’s mod culture, a revival of the mid-1960s British youth movement made famous by sharply dressed kids in colourful clothes.
RTA grad Scores producing job
March 22, 2000
It’s a fitting job for Spear, a sports fanatic himself. He sits on the edge of his seat as he notices the Bonnies take the lead. But the Wildcats come back to tie and take the game into overtime. St. Bonaventure has five more minutes to pull off the upset.
New show is an emotional roller coaster
March 22, 2000
Jeff Henderson looks around a room on the third floor of the Ryerson theatre school. The second-year theatre student’s eyes show signs of fatigue—he’s spent the past three weeks in rehearsal for his role of Azdak the judge in The Caucasian Chalk Circle. Henderson fixes his gaze on director John Van Burek, who is explaining the meaning of the play the second-year theatre students will perform.
Architecture—Latin style
March 22, 2000
If third-year architecture students had their way, the latest hot spot for so hip-they-hurt Ryerson students wouldn’t be another boring engineering building. It would be a Cuban-Latino Jazz club called Mazucamba in Toronto’s haughty Yorkville district.
RIOT celebrates 50 years of laughs
March 22, 2000
To mark RIOT’s 50th anniversary, the cast and crew of RIOT 2000 held a preview show Monday night that gave alumni a trip down memory lane. The free show featured a nine-member cast in skits ranging from the adventures of two cats and catnip to a discussion about tube meat and vaginal secretion. Laced with video footage, lights and music, the show was eye candy for the audience.
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