Pictured in a thousand words
September 23, 1998
Katherine Gauthier revisits the meadows of Burlington through the work of photographer Jon Corbet.
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TMSU’s Semi-Annual General Meeting meets quorum for the first time since 2022
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Tibetan Music Festival
September 16, 1998
Music from dance to pop, from alternative to Hip-Hop, from rhythm and blues to Irish Celtic; it’s all converging on Toronto this Saturday for an all-night party in support of Tibetan Freedom.
Ryerson Polyalcoholic University
September 16, 1998
A guide to finding booze around Ryerson.
Culture shock: Papa’s got a brand new bag
September 16, 1998
Coming soon to a Queen St. boutique near you: the manbag.
Life on the border of conflict
September 16, 1998
Muslims in Macedonia feel the heat as civil war in nearby Kosovo threatens the uneasy peace.
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Where the wild things are
September 16, 1998
Frosh week wouldn’t be complete without the annual parade and picnic. Students skipped class for a creamy march down Yonge St. and Island drinkfest.
Summer scrapbook
September 16, 1998
A few things that happened during your vacation.
Building on Oakham’s success
September 16, 1998
All it took was more than $500,000 in renovations for Oakham to make $22,000 last year.
Fifty and free
September 16, 1998
Realizing that nothing attracts attention like a free lunch, Ryerson held a community barbecue to kick off its 50th anniversary celebrations this year.
Cash flows to high-tech degrees
September 16, 1998
Ryerson’s high-tech programs will receive a cash lift thanks to an initiative announced by the Ontario government.
Planned referendum not the first
September 16, 1998
Tucked away in a narrow hallway in Jorgenson Hall’s lower ground, CKLN is on air even when Ryerson is closed.
CKLN airs a distress signal
September 16, 1998
CKLN will be in a precarious financial situation if Ryerson students don’t agree to a proposed referendum to increase their contribution to the radio station.
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