Summer 2007 Archive | Ryerson Review of Journalism :: The Ryerson School of Journalism

Snapshots of Reality

At a smoke-filled bar in the Gulf city-state of Dubai, the Filipino…

The first story I wrote for a national magazine got a successful…

Thomas showed up late but didn’t need a formal announcement to know…

The floor-to-ceiling windows in the editor-in-chief’s office at The Vancouver Sun face…

To you, I’m fluff. I kill time in doctors’ waiting rooms. I’m…

One September evening during my last year of high school, I went…

In its premiere issue almost four years ago, The Walrus magazine introduced…

It’s another warm, sunny day in late October 2006 and Alanna Mitchell…

I’m in the basement and it’s cold. Above the low hum of…

Except for his $250,000 grey F430 Ferrari and his equally costly Bentley…

Chuckie smashes the metal pipe into the side of Freshy’s face. Freshy…

In a prospector’s camp, Bob Richards reads by oil lamp about the…