Category: Arts & Culture

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Fish piss and lunchmeat dreams

September 30, 1998

A zine festival comes to Toronto. A lot of crazy stuff comes with it.

Aspiring Beatnicks

September 30, 1998

Lorrette C. Thiessen writes of success, sincerity and the starving, but surviving, poets of Toronto.

Pictured in a thousand words

September 23, 1998

Katherine Gauthier revisits the meadows of Burlington through the work of photographer Jon Corbet.

Tibetan Music Festival

September 16, 1998

Music from dance to pop, from alternative to Hip-Hop, from rhythm and blues to Irish Celtic; it’s all converging on Toronto this Saturday for an all-night party in support of Tibetan Freedom.

Ryerson Polyalcoholic University

September 16, 1998

A guide to finding booze around Ryerson.

Culture shock: Papa’s got a brand new bag

September 16, 1998

Coming soon to a Queen St. boutique near you: the manbag.

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Where the wild things are

September 16, 1998

Frosh week wouldn’t be complete without the annual parade and picnic. Students skipped class for a creamy march down Yonge St. and Island drinkfest.

Big game celebrity hunting

September 16, 1998

Actor John Cusak was shooting a movie called Pushing Tin in Toronto last spring. Little did he suspect that Allison Heather was watching his every move.

A night out with TARA

By Stephanie Bomba After almost 20 years, the TARA Awards are moving into the 21st century with a redesigned award, a new venue and broadcasts on both television and the Internet. “We’ve taken it up to a new level,” said Jennifer Howe, a fourth-year RTA student and producer of this year’s TARAs. “We are trying […]

Sexy, stylish and sacreligious

Fashion students strut their stuff at St. Mary's

Primary Colours is a Primary Bore

By Owen Ferguson, Kelvin Chan and Scoop Gerbil Primary Colours is a waste of time and money. The movie lacks all those things one would expect from it — humour, a plot, moral dilemmas and decent acting. Let’s start with humour — there’s not much of it, and the most memorable laughs come not from […]

Bye bye dance music

By Shi Davidi Everyone’s selling out these days, and Energy 108 is no different. Dance music fans in toronto breathed a collective sigh in disgust when the radio station added rock to its programming. The transformation of Canada’s first dance-only radio station into a more middle-of-the-road format has left its listeners jilted as they search […]

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