A PORTRAIT OF THE ACCUSED
October 27, 2004
A deeper look into the life of the man accused of campus hate crimes.
Month: October 2004
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CLEANING UP OUR CAMPUS
October 27, 2004
It's comforting to know that while there are some who go out of their way to spread hate at Ryerson, there are others who make an equal effort spreading kindness.
BAILED OUT OF JAIL
October 27, 2004
Man connected with hate crimes ordered to stay away from campus.
STUDENTS SAY ‘NO’ TO RAC
October 27, 2004
Athletics director David Dubois sat on his couch Thursday evening, eyes pinned to the televised baseball playoffs.
DELAYED REACTION?
October 27, 2004
MSA says security could have nabbed suspect sooner.
HE’S MAKING THE CUT
October 20, 2004
Former Ryerson MVP is battling for an NHL tryout in front of millions on reality TV.
‘AGGRESSIVE’ ADS PUSH ‘YES’ VOTE
October 20, 2004
If full-time and part-time Ryerson students collectively agree on a 'Yes' vote to an online referendum question on Oct. 21, an increase in student athletic fees will be phased in over the next two years.
VARSITY ATHLETES GIVE THEIR TWO CENTS
October 20, 2004
Varsity athelets are pumped for the RAC referendum.
NO CAMPAIGN A NO-GO
October 20, 2004
The RAC referendum's 'No' campaign said it was shut out when the university tore down their posters, but the school said the campaign was inaccurate and didn't follow the rules.
NO WORRIES ABOUT LAWSUIT
October 20, 2004
Ryerson President Claude Lajeunesse said last week the university is not worried about being sued over the destruction of Lake Devo.
NOT ON CLAUDE 9
October 20, 2004
It may have been held in a new building, but those in attendance heard mostly old news at this year's State of the University speech given by Ryerson President Claude Lajeunesse last week.
NO ACCESS
October 20, 2004
If you see brightly coloured posters covering entranceways and stairs at Ryerson, be advised: This space is inaccessible.
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