Two sides of the same old story
October 2, 2002
Ryerson film graduates Elad Winkler and Ryan Silverman used their final film project to examine two sides of an age-old conflict, now they’re reaping the rewards.
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Poilievre falls into well, party doesn’t notice for 10 days
Mark Carney is Chinamaxxing
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Theatre students lost in Mad Forest
October 2, 2002
The stories in Mad Forest are drawn from conversations with people who lived through the 1989 Romanian revolution, which overthrew a totalitarian Communist regime. Playwright Caryl Churchill worked in collaboration with British and Romanian acting students to compose the play, which was first produced in June 1990, six months after the revolution took place.
Board considers cohort
October 2, 2002
Concerns about the double cohort dominated much of Monday’s board of governors meeting.
Rye breaks union’s happy home
October 2, 2002
Campus union representatives are outraged after receiving notice last week that they are going to be evicted from their Jorgenson Hall offices by the end of this month.
Bound by ancient traditions
September 30, 2002
Shoe fetishes are nothing new. Think sky-high stilettos, spiked heels and leather laces. A millennium ago in China, tiny feet resembling the “golden lotus” were all the rage. The shoe may have changed, but the ideas behind footwear hasn’t and shoes have always been a significant symbol in society.
Swimming, spewing and Speedos
September 25, 2002
In the second instalment of the almost famous five-part series on trying out for Ryerson varsity teams, sports editor Adam Button dives in the pool with Ryerson’s fastest fish.
The perils of plastic
September 25, 2002
Dragged by debt, Ryerson students struggle to pay off hundreds of dollars in credit card purchases.
Maya Roy speaks out
September 25, 2002
In a country whose women are not expected to fight back, Maya Roy has caused quite a stir. Not many would think the slim Ryerson student had it in her, but Roy never doubted her abilities to fight back, especially when it counted the most.
Rushdie recalls old New York
September 25, 2002
Last Sept. 11, most of us were concerned about one thing and one thing only. Author Salman Rushdie, however, had something else on his mind.
Harassment complaint brings out best in Rye
September 25, 2002
An Image Arts instructor who last week was afraid of being fired because of his art, now says that freedom of speech and artistic integrity remain intact on Ryerson campus.
Tickling the tulips
September 25, 2002
Women have masturbated for centuries. Ab Velasco reports that it’s talked about more now, but what can you call it? Slang for the word has still not risen to the heights of male masturbation.
The F-Word
September 25, 2002
Perhaps the definition is unclear. Or maybe feel there’s no cause for a fight. If women are still passionate about women’s issues, then why are so many afraid to use the word to describe themselves? Sheila Nykwist explores how the once united women’s movement has dispersed and his it’s diversifies to suit its members.
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