CAN I NEEDLE YOUR GROOVE?
January 23, 2008
Plenty of places sell vinyl in Toronto, but to avoid getting records that sound like the ocean, Alex Hamlyn gives the low down on high fidelity.
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RYE GRAD MEDITATES ON CHICK-LIT
January 23, 2008
When Chantel Simmons joined her first book club, she found herself with a massive copy of Jonathan Franzen’s, The Corrections in hand.
THE SWEET AND SOUR WORLD OF LIZ WOLFE
January 23, 2008
If photographer Liz Wolfe never sees another Peep again, it would probably be too soon.
BEST OF THE CRAP: WHEN GOOD MUSIC GETS BAD PRESS KITS
January 16, 2008
You are lucky. You have the ability to listen to Luke Doucet and the White Falcon’s album, Blood’s Too Rich, untainted by the lame pretension of his press kit.
REFRACTIONS — NOT JUST FOR PRISMS ANYMORE
January 16, 2008
Unless you are the pod-like character in an Edvard Munch painting, screaming and art galleries don’t often mesh. But that is what new media is about, bending the notion of what art is, and how it is displayed.
NEW APARTMENT ON THE BLOCK HAS A BUNCH OF HITS
January 16, 2008
After a series of delays, the Eye gets a peak inside Campus Common and finds out what it has to offer.
RYE ALUM MAKES GETTING PREGNANT CLIMATIC
January 16, 2008
Author Junon Macéus explores a world where the survival of the species means a woman getting off.
LABIA IN THE LIBRARY
January 9, 2008
Caitlin Low examines the truth and consequences of public porn consumption as Ryerson Vice coverage continues.
RYERSON VICE PART 3: JOHNS, STREETWALKERS AND STUDENTS
January 9, 2008
Ryerson borders the hub of Toronto's sex-trade industry. Laura Blenkinsop looks at how prostitutes deal with the student body.
THE DEATH OF THE CAMPUS PUB
November 21, 2007
University drinking holes are leaking money all over Canada, but the Ram in the Rye doesn't care.
BEST OF THE CRAP: PLEASE LOWER YOUR VOICE
November 21, 2007
This week was a slow one in PR land so we sorted through our archives and found a pattern.
TORONTO IS UGLY
November 21, 2007
When Aaron Yeger looks out his window, he gets a rush of inspiration. But instead of birds, birch trees and Bambi, he sees a structural beast.
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