BREAKING: Student and faculty groups sign letters demanding TMU protect community from ‘Jewish patrol group’

BREAKING: Student and faculty groups sign letters demanding TMU protect community from ‘Jewish patrol group’

Toronto to see a ‘Swift’ shift in the city’s economy

Toronto to see a ‘Swift’ shift in the city’s economy

‘The game was missing you’: Emily Porteous’ long-awaited return to the Bold

‘The game was missing you’: Emily Porteous’ long-awaited return to the Bold

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This white man can soar

October 23, 2002

Anton Hauser may not have the NBA championships or the million-dollar contract, but the second-year men’s volleyball player does have one thing in common with Los Angeles Lakers superstar Kobe Bryant: a 38-inch vertical jump.

Two Words: Real magic

October 23, 2002

The definition of magical realism isn’t written in stone, but it is the kind of thing people obsess about.A pretty good example of the term at work is how Denise Blinn and Gabrielle Kemeny came to be putting on a theatrical version of magical realist author Isabel Allende’s work.

Rockin’ Irene hangs up her bra

October 23, 2002

Irene La Violette, who will only admit she is in her “late, late fifties,” has been singing at the popular student hangout for 27 years. Rockin’ Irene, as she is known to her fans, has become an important tradition at one of Toronto’s oldest bars. Next week is one of Irene’s last gigs.

Poetic Justice

October 23, 2002

New documentary probes the mysterious deaths of gangsta rappers Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G.

Campus food drive hits dead end

October 23, 2002

The Ryerson Community Food Room is starving for donations and the fall food drive that ended last Friday did not satisfy the hunger.

New war threat hits close to home

October 23, 2002

More than 14 years after he left Iraq, it is difficult for Salar Rasoul to watch the United States prepare for a second war against his home country.

English curriculum not stacking up

October 23, 2002

Students are accusing the English department of offering a one-sided approach to literature. Can Ryerson provide a well-rounded literary education by only studying a limited group of British authors?

Health plan suit resolved

October 23, 2002

Faced with a million dollar lawsuit over a broken insurance contract, RyeSAC backed down.

Porosa is on top of Rye

October 23, 2002

There is a unique father/coach relationship in the Porosa family.

David the Goliath

October 23, 2002

He’s in his fifth year at Ryerson, but the best is yet to come from hockey team assistant-captain David Anthony.

High on speed

October 23, 2002

It’s just before midnight when Jason pulls into a parking lot near Highways 7 and 400 in his 5-speed, cherry red 1999 Volkswagen MK3 Golf GTI VR6. The interior dash, gear shift, stereo deck and floor mats are chromed-out pieces of eyecandy that sparkle against the black seats and dashboard. This year, he has spent close to $10,000 on modifications. His stereo blares from a crew of Honda drivers who have come to show off their modified sports cars.

Rye budget back in black

October 23, 2002

Instead of a forecasted $3.9 million shortfall, the university expects it will have an extra $10.5 million to spend, Ryerson president Claude Lajeunesse told the finance committee on Monday.

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