Board elections draw large turnout
November 4, 1998
Student voter turnout for Ryerson’s board of governors election was triple last year’s numbers.
Students vs. Landlords
Meet the people defending Egerton Ryerson’s name
No one wants to club and pub
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Redevelopment a go
November 4, 1998
Landowners have lost the legal battle to save their properties from expropriation for the Yonge-Dundas redevelopment.
Computer science to double enrolment
November 4, 1998
Ryerson’s school of computer science will get a surge of money from the Ontario government next fall.
Proposed degree a Canadian first
November 4, 1998
Ryerson wants to institute a part –time disabilities studies program.
You are never too young to dance
November 4, 1998
From Ally McBeal to robotic toys, Trellawny Graham gets to the root of the dancing baby phenomenon.
It’s Finger-lickin’ good
November 4, 1998
40 Fingers blends jazz and classical music for an original sound
The voodoo you never knew
October 28, 1998
It’s not black magic or evil zombies rising from the grave. Santeria is a viable religion practiced around the world by the surviving descendants of the West Indies slave trade.
Walk on the side of the angels
October 28, 1998
The journey from immortal creature of God to popular culture icon.
Will the real Druids please stand up
October 28, 1998
The popularity of Druidism of “Druidry,” as those in the know call it, is not surprising. Author Terry Brooks’ “Shannara” fantasy books, fantasy games like Dungeons & Dragons, an abundance of Celtic-y craft-y stuff in alternative stores, all capitalize on that festering, sub-culture world view that gives the magical Druid figure its popular appeal.
Exploring your energy resources
October 28, 1998
Skeptical of the aura of fraud surrounding the notion of a human energy field? Discover your unseen body.
Student groups cut a rug
October 28, 1998
The only competition at Oakham house this Halloween should be for who has the best costume.
Unraveling DNA
October 28, 1998
A communications breakdown is disrupting attempts to start a new student group at Ryerson.
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