Month: January 1997

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The other side of paradise

January 22, 1997

In Mexico, many locals are missing out on the tourism industry

Anti-social distortion

January 22, 1997

Promising musician makes music from Rye rez room

A SWAP for Brit-pop

January 22, 1997

Tired of working retail in Nova Scotia, Michelle Osborne decided to work in London last summer

When it comes to work, RyeSAC doesn’t get it

January 22, 1997

By Douglas Cudmore In case you missed the news, Kelli Campbell, RyeSAC’s VP education, received a large pay raise last December from the council’s Board of Directors. She pointed out that she was working 32 hours a week, yet she was only getting paid for 20. So now her extra hours of toil are recognized. […]

Smokers’ haven at Ryerson

January 22, 1997

By Deborah Gardner Students heading to The Cavern may still be able to light up when Toronto’s smoking ban takes effect in March. Ken James, former facility manager of Oakham House, hopes Toronto will allow them to use The Cavern as the required 25 per cent smoking area. The City of Toronto’s non-smoking bylaw required […]

A route through the drylands

January 22, 1997

During his roadtrip across the United States, Felix Vikhman passed through the Four Corner's desert region and his mother nature head on

Making airwaves

January 22, 1997

By Bernadette Johnson RyeSAC wants to do it live. RyeSAC VP administration Angelo DeLuca submitted a proposal to campus radio station CKLN for a weekly half-hour show to cover issues on campus life at Ryerson surrounding universities. He says he was prompted to create this kind of show because Ryerson is now well represented on […]

Cruisin’ the Caribbean

January 22, 1997

Being stranded on a big boat isn't so bad

Food vs. faith: An unhealthy fight

January 22, 1997

Muslim group, nutrition school clash over use of hallway space

Rams split games and personality

January 22, 1997

Fans get ulcers watching volleyball team improve to 3-5

Long hours for VPs?

January 22, 1997

By Shane Dingman Campaigning for the RyeSAC executive has started, but it remains to be seen whether the candidates understand what will be expected of them once they take office. Incoming VPs are told on their nomination form they will be expected to work for 20 hours a week, even though they may have to […]

A wanna-be vice squad

January 22, 1997

By Jackie Burns This year’s contenders for vice-president positions at RyeSAC all have high hopes of improving Ryerson, but have very different ideas on how to do it. Gord Tanner, a third-year social work student and VP education candidate, thinks the biggest issue is identifying students’ needs. Angus Maciver, a third-year environmental health student, is […]