Year: 2006

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EX-STUDENT OUTFITS THE BODY POLITIC

Former RTA student uses T-shirts, pins and puns to get Canadians interested in federal politics.

MODEL UN TEAM SCORES AT CONTINENTAL COMPETITION

Ryerson squad outdoes all but one delegation at North American competition.

COURT APPEARANCE FOR CRASH SUSPECTS RESCHEDULED

The first court appearance for first-year student Wang-Piao Dumani Ross has been rescheduled for March 23.

BEST BLADE IN THE BUSINESS

Mechanical engineering grad's unique lawn mower blade design is propelling turf-care company to the head of the industry and earning him accolades.

NEW DEAN BRINGS EXPERIENCE TO CE

Recent recruit Anita Shilton worked in municipal and provincial governments and in private sector before coming to Rye.

APPEAL TURNAROUND FOR TURNBULL

Former RSU presidential candidate wins appeal day after election results.

RELISHING RETIREMENT

Ernie "the hot dog man" will retire this Friday after 25 years of dispensing dogs and donating bursaries to the Rye community.

KUDOS TO THE NEW RYERSON

Last Thursday, I witnessed the most impressive display of school spirit the Ryerson community has offered during my time here.

RSU VP ANNOUNCES RESIGNATION

Ram Sivapalan takes on "dream job" in the States, leaves student union.

RYE TO KILL SUMMER CAFS

Ryerson's department of ancillary services said it is considering closing the Hub cafeteria during the summer months, but the union that represents Hub employees said a decision to do so has already been made.

ADMIN MUM ON PROF’S DISMISSAL

A popular social work professor is no longer employed by the university and administration and faculty are tight-lipped on the reasons behind it.

DEPUTY POLICE CHIEF FOUGHT CRIME WHILE STUDYING AT RYE

February 15, 2006

First black Toronto Deputy Police Chief wants the force to be a model organization that reflects the community's diversity.

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