Protest will target Tory conference
November 25, 1998
A coalition of social groups is set to picket a Tory conference in Toronto this Friday.
Toronto to see a ‘Swift’ shift in the city’s economy
Stress on the sidelines
‘The game was missing you’: Emily Porteous’ long-awaited return to the Bold
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Latin group to donate dance ash to hurricane victims
November 25, 1998
Ryerson students and staff are extending their hands to help victims of Hurricane Mitch.
RFA contract talks back on
November 25, 1998
They may be on speaking terms, but Ryerson’s faculty and administration don’t appear to any closer to resolving their contract problems.
Rams one turnover away from the top
November 18, 1998
Late mistakes cost the men’s basketball team first place in OUA East.
Women’s b-ball bucks trend
November 18, 1998
Ryerson women’s team beats U of T for the first time in 31 years.
Alumni extract revenge on faculty
November 18, 1998
It’s not often a former student comes back and kicks his teacher’s ass — unless he’s on a team of hockey alumni that’s been given a chance to play current Ryerson staff and faculty.
Figure skaters start season well
November 18, 1998
The Ryerson varsity figure skating team made a good showing at the Queen’s Invitational competition last weekend.
Hockey team hires player-publicist
November 18, 1998
Ryerson’s hockey team is hoping one of its players can boost pathetic attendance numbers at home games.
Voyageurs rock Rams boat
November 18, 1998
Laurentian voyageurs sink Rams hockey team with titanic third period.
Rye honours filmmaker — again
November 18, 1998
Robert Lantos has finally allowed Ryerson to give him the recognition he deserves.
Emm Gryner goes Public
November 18, 1998
By all rights, Toronto musician Emm Gryner should be a star. The talented 23-year-old has a major-label album, a stint on the Lilith Fair tour, and major media spots under belt.
The invisible people behind Dances
November 18, 1998
When you see Dances ’98, you’ll be viewing not only the artistic vision of the dancers and choreographers, but the vital although often overlooked, work of those behind the scenes. They may be students, but they perform professionally.
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