Features Disturb the Peace January 27, 1998 Ryerson students: It’s time to put your apathy aside and get involved.
Features The problems with plagiarism January 21, 1998 Whether you copy, borrow, download or buy, Angelica Montesano and Caroline Alphonso look at...
Features Mo’ money, mo’ problems January 14, 1998 With RACA's annual fashion/culture show becoming a large-scale event with investors, thousand-dollar promotions and top-name DJs, Vanessa Thomas discovers that for RACA executives it's just ...
Features Race does not exist November 26, 1997 The biggest misconception we have about race is that it actually exists. Jacinta McFadden discovers who decides what race is, and four people discuss the idea of race in society and their lives
Features Why are we hooked on junk science? November 26, 1997 Most scientists think IQ tests are junk, but in a society craving status symbols, old habits die hard
Features The media are Saddam wrong November 26, 1997 They tell us America is threatening to wage war on the "Beast of Baghdad." But Suleman Din exposed the distortion in the news
Features Is Jesus really white? November 26, 1997 Cherion Drakes discovers how Christians have been misled into worshiping images of a white Jesus
Features Subliminal lies November 26, 1997 How the media push women to emulate computer enhanced body images
Features www.lies.com November 19, 1997 Ken McVay exposes Holocaust deniers by crushing their lies. What drive this obsessed man?
Features To serve and protect November 5, 1997 Jane Doe is suing the police for failing to warn her about a rapist, but the consequences of the verdict are contested
Features Kowtow to karaoke October 8, 1997 Will Yen Chu submit to the call of the karaoke spotlight? We follow her search for Asian culture
Features Will megacity mean megadirty? October 8, 1997 In a probe of public works, Shane Dingman discovers budget cuts and the megacity may change ‘Toronto the good’ to ‘Toronto the filthy’