Month: March 2007

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GLOBAL WARMING IS AWESOME

It’s inevitable that the Arts and Life section do a story on global warming.

THE YOUNG AND THE RESTED

Returning from Reading Week, students seek the extra energy to get through class.

SUNSET IN THE SAVANNAH ROOM

In today’s music world of heavy-laden vocals, Sunset Revue keeps under the radar: the band remains purely instrumental.

DON’T CALL ME A PRETTY FACE

She's been interviewed on television and in newspapers. But this time, second-year journalism student Saphia Khambalia speaks out on being a finalist for Miss Canada in her own words.

DAY OF DEFEAT

The national student day of anger is coming up on March 8, but what does protesting tuition fees actually accomplish?

Business & Technology

ENRON WHISTLEBLOWER TO SPEAK ON CAMPUS

Enron whistleblower Lynn Brewer has some simple advice for any enterprising Ryerson students looking to make a name for themselves by blowing the lid on corporate corruption.

Business & Technology

STUDENTS IRRITATED BY RYERSON’S WIFI

CCS says it's monitoring and improving the wireless network around campus. Until then, students will have to put up with unstable connections.

Business & Technology

NEGOTIATING 101: MAKE AN OFFER THEY CAN’T REFUSE

How to get the salesperson to knock down the price, add free extras and more, by paying less.

SECURITY LOOKS TO CURB CYCLE OF BIKE THEFTS

Students who cycle to Ryerson often have their bikes stolen, leading them to buy a new one, which leads to them having that one stolen as well. Security is looking to changing that.

FUNGUS (?) IN THE RAC BOTHERS STAFF AND STUDENTS

There is something growing on the walls of the Recreation and Athletics Centre and it’s not pretty.

RYERSON STUDENTS JAM COKE’S FAX LINES

University students across Ontario caused fax-machine gridlock at the main offices of soft-drink giants Coca-Cola and Pepsi last Wednesday.

THEATRE STUDENTS VICTIMS OF GERRARD STREET PARKING GARAGE SMASH-N-GRABS

About a year ago, theatre production student Mike Caruso parked his car in his usual spot in the parking garage at 40 Gerrard St. and went to set up for a show.

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