Revolution Song
October 3, 2001
By Amy O’Brian Around the posters and protesters at a recent Toronto peace rally, silence hangs as ominously as the looming threat of war.
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From pretender to contender
October 3, 2001
By Chris Johnston The men’s soccer team find respectability after stunning upset over Western. Two weeks ago, the Ryerson men’s soccer team was battling for a single win. Now, improbably, with three weeks left in the season it’s fighting for a playoff spot.
Students’ TTC lobby effort back on track
October 3, 2001
By Jonathan Spicer Toronto student leaders pushing for transit discounts think Mike Harris’ $3-billion bailout last week may have finally given them a chance.
Shoot the War, fuck he norm
October 3, 2001
By John Hanan Members of the indy media throw away their press passes. Don’t believe everything you read, watch on TV, or hear on the radio. Paranoia was the theme at a conference held on September 22 by the independent Media Centre of Ontario. They passed out pamphlets and sign-up sheets, planned for future protests […]
Wok, don’t run, but walk the other way
October 3, 2001
By Jordan Heath-Rawlings When Manchu Wok opened its kiosk in The Hub last Wednesday, students may have thought that they’d finally be able to buy good, cheap Chinese cuisine on campus.
A Nation Divided By God
October 3, 2001
By Fatima Najm Inqilaab is Urdu for revolution. As the independence movement swept through India in 1947, the tide of Inqilaab created two diverging currents that submerged British imperialism.
Beauty in a jar of mayonnaise
October 3, 2001
By Stefanie Polsinelli Blender, check. Tea kettle, check. Forks and knives, check. Big bowls, check. Not only are you all set to make a cake, you also have the perfect tools to create a facial mask. Desperate times call for desperate measures.
Getting in the pants of the sexual revolution
October 3, 2001
By Nicole Cohen I stood in the hazy basement, watching him play guitar and wondering how I could possibly seduce him. I frantically flipped through the mental notes of my informal sexual education, but before I figured out how to make the first move he sauntered over and whispered “Wanna fool around?”
New school revolutionaries
October 3, 2001
Every Tuesday night, in a small room in Jorgenson Hall, a group of around 20 students plot mini revolutions. Each member has different clothing and hairstyles, course selections and ideologies. They have different backgrounds and goals for the future. But they have at least one thing in common – a desire to affect change in […]
Alumni come home for a day
October 3, 2001
By Sutton Eaves Paper streamers, quaterbacks and beer played no part in Ryerson’s homecoming festivities this year. Instead, alumnifeasted on shortbread and apple juice as they reunited with old classmates on Saturday afternoon.
Rye profs win history award
October 3, 2001
By Julie Williamson Two Ryerson journalism professors are among those being recognized for bringing Canadian history into living rooms across the country.
What’s eating revolutionaries?
October 3, 2001
From the desk of the bastard Editor As even a casual student of history would conclude, there is a definite downside to revolution. For one, it is usually the product of fanatics, like Lenin’s “vanguard of the proletariat.” Any insurrection against an entrenched power structure is bound to be ugly, especially if we are speaking […]
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