RYE GETS BUSY FOR FIRST TIME ONLINE
September 22, 2004
At a time when everyone is heading off to work or school, 64 Ryerson students will be lounging in bed, grabbing their coffee and attending class in their PJs.
Year: 2004
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RYE AIMS FOR $100 MILLION GOAL
September 22, 2004
Ryerson University could be $100 million richer if its fundraising campaign, Invest in Futures, keeps up its successful pace.
CHE CLUB REJECTED
September 22, 2004
A proposal for a new student group will face RyeSAC's board of directors after being rejected by the student group committee.
O’KEEFE SAFE FOR STUDENTS
September 22, 2004
O'Keefe House's 2-inch-wide structural cracks and aging infrastructure have been fixed.
VEXED ABOUT ‘VOLLYBALL’
September 22, 2004
Seriously, who forgets the 'e' in volleyball?
RYESAC TO LOSE REVENUES
September 22, 2004
Oakham House pub profits to go into running the Student Campus Centre instead of RyeSAC.
EYE-NALYSIS: WONDERING WHAT’S UP WITH THE STUDENT CAMPUS CENTRE?
September 22, 2004
The more things stay the same, the more RyeSAC President Dave MacLean wants them to change.
SOUR OVER SINS
September 22, 2004
Vital information has gone missing.
RAM IN THE FIELDS
September 15, 2004
Bars in trendy Yorkville and Queen Street West will be filling the temporary void left by the Ram in the Rye's temporary closure.
RYE ROLLS OUT RED CARPET
September 15, 2004
The box office is open, the red carpet is out and there are plenty of long lines to join.
U OF T HAS ROOM FOR RYE
September 15, 2004
The waiting list is long. Yet for students unable to snag a spot in one of Ryerson's residences this year, there is another place to turn.
ONLINE NOT IN A LINE
September 15, 2004
Last year, Mike Levine left a used bookstore near Ryerson in disgust when he was offered $15 for an accounting textbook that had cost him $80 a few months earlier.
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