Year: 1999

Page 1/31

Committee submits harassment office proposal to board

December 1, 1999

After months of meetings, discussions and presentations, Ryerson's executive committee has handed its recommendations on the harassment office.The committee presented the report to Ryerson's board of governors Monday night.

Union official asks students to boycott vending machines , not cafeteria

December 1, 1999

The company that runs the cafeterias treats its workers poorly, says a Ryerson union official who urged students to boycott the vending machines but not the cafeteria.

School appeals for building funds

December 1, 1999

Ryerson wants $39.6 million from the Tory government to erect new buildings on campus.

RyeSAC pulls out of prize money

December 1, 1999

Vote rejects earlier decision to endorse prostitute's award.

Tories attack education

November 24, 1999

Students arrested while protesting reported cuts

Last celebrity standing: Round two

November 24, 1999

By Steve Carmichael Let’s join these fights already in progress… SARAH MICHELLE GELLER vs. ICE-T Sarah gave Ice-T a roundhouse kick to the head followed by a kick to the groin. Ice-T punched her back in the stomach. Sarah fell to the ring floor. Ice-T said, “It’s time for my kind to get a little […]

Ottawa Gee Gees tie Rye ONtv

November 24, 1999

Rams still in third place after rough homestand

No payback for Rams in double overtime

November 24, 1999

By Steve Petrick After jumping ahead early in the second half, the Ryerson women’s basketball team just ran out of fuel in a double-overtime loss to the York Yeowomen Friday night. York gassed Ryerson twice in preseason play and spoiled the Rams’ home opener as well as Ryerson’s flawless 2-0 OUA league record in a […]

Banner day for Rams

November 24, 1999

Men's b-ball raises championship flag, drops York

Students learn about flawless directing

November 24, 1999

Hollywood director Joel Schumacher visits Ryerson to screen his new film and give a pep talk about the profession

RyeSAC debates put student groups on hold

November 24, 1999

South Asian groups ratified after a month of discussions over duplication of services

Canadian schools can sue Web site, American association says

November 24, 1999

By Emily Yearwood Canadian schools can be more active than U.S. schools in combating the use of fake documents over the Internet, says the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers. Dale Gough, AACRAO’s director of international programs, was referring to a selling scam reported in last week’s Eyeopener. College-Degrees.to1999, an Internet-based company, sells […]

...