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

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

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Stress on the sidelines

‘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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Gearing up for elections and a referendum

By Deborah Gardner Get your pencils out — it’s election time again at Ryerson. RyeSAC is holding its board of directors elections on Thursday, with advance polls today. Three positions for faculty of business and two positions for faculty of arts and community services are up for grabs. The engineering and applied arts positions on […]

Bylaws can be a bitch

By Irene Papakonstantinou With RyeSAC’s Annual General Meeting a week away, it seems the student government needs to get its act together. RyeSAC is trying to change its bylaws regarding commissionerships. But squabbling and lack of preparation hampered last Thursday’s board meeting, where the bylaw changes had to be passed before being put on the […]

Battle tuition hike

Tell governors fee increases hurt

Oakham the loser on casinos

Don't bet on gambling at Oakham House anymore

The pirate and the bootlegger

By Owen Ferguson To the casual observer, CD replay, located next door to the Uptown movie theatre, looks like an ordinary CD store. It has large racks full of Spice Girls and Backstreet Boys CDs and perky staff behind the counter. But a quick browse through the CDs on display might leave you thinking, “Hmm… […]

Dim stars equals buzzer beater fun

By Thein Huynh The call it March Madness and this year the tournament is crazier than ever. The NCAA tournament has always been a showcase for drama and excitement. But this is the year of the underdog and buzzer beating upsets. Number one ranked Kansas Jayhawks have already been knocked off only a week into […]

March Madness can drive you insane

By Sean Fitz-Gerald March is the best time to be a sports junkie. It’s the month when the hockey season is closing in on the playoffs, the baseball season is starting up and college basketball is into its season ending tournament. The NCAA final four tournament provides more excitement and drama than most professional sports. […]

Household highs

By Jim Vassallo Your income’s become somewhat abbreviated. The excess of the last six months have caught up with you and you need a little something to take the edge off. That pack-a-day you’ve been sucking down just isn’t doing it. You need a cheap way to commune with the voices in your head. I […]

Bye bye dance music

By Shi Davidi Everyone’s selling out these days, and Energy 108 is no different. Dance music fans in toronto breathed a collective sigh in disgust when the radio station added rock to its programming. The transformation of Canada’s first dance-only radio station into a more middle-of-the-road format has left its listeners jilted as they search […]

When things go buggy

Be a fly on the wall at The Insect Play

Might as well Jump

Hundreds of Van Halen fans “Jump”-ed into line Monday night at Sam the Record Man by Ryerson, for a chance to buy a copy of the band’s new album, “Van Halen III,” at a special midnight offering. Those “Human Being” who dropped $20 for the new disc at the special sale got a wristband, putting […]

Ryerson’s park and cry problem

Drivers fear attacks

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