Bears, beets, Battlestar Galactica
November 6, 2012
A former Ryerson student is a staff writer for the American sitcom, The Office
Category: Arts & Culture
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The fine art of moustachery
November 6, 2012
As November begins, facial hair shows up on men’s upper lips. But has Movember become just a fad?
Rye grad’s documentary to open film festival
November 6, 2012
A Ryerson grad's documentary will open this year's Regent Park Film Festival.
Behind the curtains of Rye’s Summerfolk
October 30, 2012
We’ve all seen the spotlight on stage and the curtains open, but what goes on backstage during a play?
No clowns on Gould
October 30, 2012
What would have been the third Clown on Gould show has been cancelled due to weather conditions sparked by Hurricane Sandy
Becoming the walking dead
October 30, 2012
Instead of simply watching a movie, 360 Screenings give you the chance to become a character in one
RTA’s lab for laughs
October 30, 2012
A new think-tank at Ryerson will focus on ways in which comedy can be presented in the transmedia world
Summerfolk’s Pre-Revolution Blues
October 26, 2012
In anticipation for the drawing of the curtain, cast and crew members of Ryerson’s theatre school fall production prepare themselves for opening night.
No ghouls at the theatre school
October 23, 2012
Two years ago, Daniella Mickelson was sent to the costuming room located in the basement of the Ryerson Theatre School for a wardrobe call
A comic book store without a club
October 23, 2012
The Silver Snail held its grand opening on Saturday, and invited comic book stars like Wonder Woman, Batman, and even Boba Fett to the party
Student’s film up in the air
October 23, 2012
Not many students have movies playing across the country and on commercial flights.
Ryerson designers take on Operanation
October 21, 2012
For the ninth year in a row, art lovers gathered in the Four Seasons Center to celebrate artistic talent at the Operanation fundraiser.
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