The Little Cozy Poetry Nook: the sum of the hero is thine enemy
September 27, 1995
Sherlock Holmes / sits in the desert. / His eyes are dry. / He does not weep / for his Moriarty.
‘Fake it till you make it,’ the interns struggle with imposter syndrome
Taylor Swift’s six-night tour stop causing transit delays for commuter students
TMU sends students, alumni and sponsors ‘holiday gift guide’
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Horoscopes: September 27, 1995
September 27, 1995
You will live happily ever after.
OUAA Sports Short: September 27, 1995
September 27, 1995
Last Saturday the York Yeomen won their first game since 1988
Health & Fitness Corner
September 27, 1995
Do keep in mind that although an ice-cold beer may seem like the ideal thirst quencher after a hockey game, it’s really doing more harm than good.
Figure skaters ready to start season on right foot
September 27, 1995
Ryerson’s women’s figure skating team is leaping into the season with almost twice as many members as last year and a brighter outlook on the season.
Coach says athletic department commitment is a-okay
September 27, 1995
first year as head coach of the Ryerson Rams hockey team, Louie Carnavale said he is more than pleased with the help he has received from Ryerson’s athletic department.
Eye discs: September 20, 1995
September 20, 1995
One eye = Johnny Depp
Bar scrawl: The Eyeopener bar guide
September 20, 1995
The Eyeopener proudly presents Pub Scrawl: An eight-page celebration and examination of some of what this city has to offer in the way of night life.
The morning after…
September 20, 1995
Some things to try when you’ve got last night’s good time hanging over your head in the morning
I’ve got that sinking feeling
September 20, 1995
She used to be sardonic about pool, but now she’s a pretty decent shot — and a sucker for a guy who shoots well
Reservoir dorks
September 20, 1995
Five guys, ten bars, and a mission of epic (Joycean, you could say) proportions.
Pulp Kitchen: A quintessential Toronto food and drink tour
September 20, 1995
The Midtown is appropriately named: Mid-priced, with a mid-sized patio and they serve mid-sized portions.
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