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Researchers know dick

February 9, 2000

By Michelle Dassinger Everything you’ve ever heard about penis size is true. Or at least that’s what Richard Edwards, author of “The Definitive Penis Size Survey” says. According to Edwards, Caucasians, including Indo-Pakistanis, have larger penises than Asian men. This difference amounts to about one inch in both the flaccid and erect states. His latest […]

Turn on, tune in, get off

February 9, 2000

By Lance Goodthrust There comes time in everyone’s life when age constraints a lack of a VCR or a strict household prevents them from access to quality pornography. But instead of reverting to desperate tactics like fantasizing or voyeurism, why not try cable television? Cable can often be a cheap and reliable source for all […]

Ryerson tries new flu drug

February 9, 2000

Relenza, a flu medication recently approved for use in Canada, has been criticized by experts at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and Britain’s National Institute for Clinical Excellence, where the drug is also available, for having little impact on symptoms and uncertain long term effects.

Student Politics

Squabbles erupt at RyeSAC

February 9, 2000

Seven members of RyeSAC’s board of directors sent confidential letters last month to president Erin George and v.p. Finance and development Vladimir Vasilko, outlining concerns about their behaviour.

Theatre grad crowned Lion King

February 9, 2000

Allerick, a 24-year-old Scarborough native, had to go through four gruelling auditions to land the part of Simba, the lion cub at the centre of the story. More than 6,100 actors from around the world auditioned during an exhaustive 11-month quest to fill the musica’s 48 roles. In the end, 40 Canadian were hired.

Rams women’s v-ball team earn playoff berth

February 9, 2000

Ryerson’s women’s volleyball team capped an incredible turnaround season last weekend with two dominant wins over the lakehead Thunderwolves.

Women’s basketball team wins

February 9, 2000

Ryerson’s women’s basketball team halted its dreadful habit of blowing second-half leads last weekend and came from behind to win twice.

Queen’s gets rammed

February 9, 2000

For the third time in three weeks the Rams came from behind to win; this time against Queen’s 75-70, in front of a packed Kerr gym.

Confessions of a phone sex operator

February 9, 2000

Jessie Stones spent 32 hours week listening to the cream of the American crop come

Inside a bathhouse

February 9, 2000

When the bar scene’s not working, it’s a guaranteed way to get laid

Shakespeare, Reader’s Digest Style

February 9, 2000

By Jessie Stones Sometimes he doesn’t get it quite right, but today he’s where he should be. The spotlight is a direct hit illuminating his profile. He’s dressed all in black, staring into the audience with the ferocious glare of a monarch. Then he begins to speak. And the lights go out. There were a […]

Journalism grad paddling to Sydney Olympics

February 9, 2000

The 29-year-old is optimistic about his chances of competing at the Olympics. “There’s a great chance,” he says. “Injuries are very common in rowing.” Winchester is a prime example, he had to have surgery on his back in 1998.

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