As science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM) careers gain momentum across Canada, a new program at Ryerson is giving high school students the skills to get ahead.
Halloween
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What’s scarier than a clown or Michael Myers slashing his way through town? People who don’t realize the social issues with blackface and other offensive Halloween costumes.
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For most students and party veterans, Halloween is a chance to dress up, have fun and get silly. But few know about the day’s queer party culture roots.
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If you had a hankering to paint a pumpkin in the middle of the street on a Tuesday, the Fall Festival was not to be missed.
Hosted by Student Life Programs and the Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU), the Gould Street event had a variety of festive activities, snacks and coupons for those passing by to check out.
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It’s Halloween: a day for ghosts, ghouls and spooks alike.
Along with dressing up and carving pumpkins, Halloween is a time when we subject ourselves to fear we’d avoid on any regular day. We expose ourselves to the things that make us jump and our skin crawl: spiders, darkness, clowns and haunted houses. But how can pleasure derive from the feeling of fear?