Year: 2006

Page 21/37

CREDITS FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE

Continuing education offers course that sends students overseas to enhance their worldview.

EARLIER RELEASE FOR GRAD DATES PENDING

Next year, students may not need to wait until mid-March to find out when they'll be donning graduation gowns.

MIXED REVIEWS FOR $500G WEB MAKEOVER

After several delays, Ryerson's new website has been unveiled — and not everyone is pleased.

RSU EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS SET TO UNIONIZE AMID CONCERNS

Move designed to improve "consistency" by not subjecting employees to "political whims."

THE (NEW) FACE OF WAR

As the world marks the third anniversary of the U.S.-led war in Iraq, more and more young soldiers such as Christian Kjar are saying No to the military — and saying Yes to Canada.

LIBERAL LEADERSHIP HOPEFUL SOUNDS OFF

Only declared candidate to lead federal opposition visits campus in search of student opinion and armed with her plan to restore "vision" to politics.

COMMUNITY GROUPS ENCOURAGE NATIVE WOMEN TO SPEAK UP

Violence against Native women often goes unsolved. Some accuse officials of ignoring the problem.

BRING THE TROOPS HOME

Students urge federal government to get troops out of Afghanistan and Iraq.

KEEP UP FIGHT AGAINST TERROR, POWELL URGES

Former Secretary of State speaks to 2,500-plus crowd, calls on Canada to stay-the-course in Afghanistan.

SATIRICALLY YOURS

You know what us lowly poo-flinging monkey at the Eyeopener enjoy? Our rights

CONVENIENCE STORE IN WORKS

Students could be grabbing a bag of chips and checking their lottery numbers in between classes if a study of locations for an on-campus convenience store goes well.

ROSE AND SALTER STIR YORKU

The presidents of Ryerson's two student unions have found themselves at the centre of a York University student election controversy.

...

...