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WISE RETURNS TO LIONS’ DEN

October 25, 2006

By Fareen Qureishi Graham Wise spent 19 years coaching the York University Lions men’s hockey team. At York, he won two national championships, two provincial championships, and three provincial coach of the year awards.

ATHLETES CAUGHT IN THE CROSSHAIRS

October 25, 2006

A new advertising contract puts army recruiters at all national championships and awards banquets. As Canada expands its international role, the military says student athletes are the ‘perfect fit’ for its officer core, writes Josh Wingrove.

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HOW NOT TO LAND A JOB

October 25, 2006

A bad job interview won’t score you a position, but it’ll certainly make you stand out. In fact, a dash of eccentricity may even turn you into an office legend. Make too much of a fool of yourself and your story may be retold for years to come, Alina Seagal writes.

DARK SIDE OF OZ

October 25, 2006

By Jen Webb When the red velvet curtain goes up, the lights dim and everyone begins to holler and cheer — you know this isn’t a regular movie. No one is going to shht! you for talking during this show. People chat and yell because there’s no dialogue to follow. Their white noise, instead, is […]

FEND OFF GHOSTS WITH SARCASM AND PASSIVE AGGRESSIVENESS

October 25, 2006

It has come to my attention that certain twenty-somethings (who may or may not be a masthead member) are not looking forward to Halloween — not because of caramel chocolate bars that trigger cellulite like a mofo, but because of the threat of spirits invading their bedrooms at the stroke of midnight.

FIND YOUR PHANTOM’S SPOOKINESS FACTOR

October 25, 2006

By Amanda-Marie Quintino Arts & Entertainment Editor Are eerie things happening in your home? Do you feel like you have an unwanted visitor? Find out how you can detect its presence and rate its haunting level.

SPOTTING T-DOT’S HAUNTED HOTSPOTS

October 25, 2006

You may not know it, but the next time you enter a Toronto tourist attraction, you might be seeing more than gift shops and artifacts. Greg Hudson checks out the city’s top spooky locales where ghosts and ghouls make regular appearances.

CHRIS REID, GREEN GUY

October 25, 2006

By Alyssa Luckhurst With Ryerson’s future dependant on development, Chris Reid’s degree in civil engineering just might make him an ideal candidate.

THE GAPKA REVOLUTION

October 25, 2006

By Kate Oliver and Kris Baker Candidate joins the race in support of housing, safety, sustainable development and public transit.

MEET ROB BEZANSON

October 25, 2006

By Jill Langlois Rob Bezanson, a candidate for city councillor in Toronto’s Nov. 13 election, said that he has always worked to help the little guy and that he encourages students to become actively involved in politics.

GOING FOR SIX

October 25, 2006

By Fareen Qureishi Ward 27 Councillor Kyle Rae is the incumbent, going for his sixth term. How long is that? He was councillor when Ryerson first became a university.

..AND NOBODY CARES.

October 25, 2006

By Maurice Cacho News Editor If I worked at CFS, I would be crying with laughter right now. Bringing 16,000 Ryerson students into the federation was child’s play because nobody cares.

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