SARS fear spreads across campus
April 2, 2003
Concerns over a potentially deadly and highly contagious virus that is sweeping the globe have caused Ryerson to cancel all nursing classes and hospital placements.
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Haute couture and hot politics vie for the spotlight
April 2, 2003
Ryerson Fashion show Mass Exodus showcases elaborate ensembles by up-and-coming designers.
Film fest captures the reel world
April 2, 2003
Tonya Lee Williams, yet another successful Ryerson dropout, dreams of seeing the real diversity she sees in Toronto represented in film. Ab. Velasco explores the festival she rounded, ReelWorld.
Rye will renew magazine, dean says
April 2, 2003
The dean of the faculty of communication and design has squashed speculation that he is considering axing the Ryerson Review of Journalism.
Best soccer player ever?
April 2, 2003
The Ryerson men’s soccer team may finally have a saviour to lead them — they just don’t know he exists.
Ancient escalators busted
April 2, 2003
Ryerson students were coping with the Jorgenson jostle again this week and campus administrators were dodging questions as broken escalators continued to frustrate everyone in the university’s building.
GO Transit discount in Tory hands
March 19, 2003
Students commuting from outside Toronto won’t know the fate of the GO Transit student discount until the provincial Minister of Transportation has a chance to review the proposal to eliminate it.
Library lockout for Ryerson ungrads
March 19, 2003
An agreement with other universities allows Ryerson students to check out material from their libraries, and vice versa. At U of T, that isn’t the case.
Scaling his own personal Everest
March 19, 2003
After a difficult childhood as a differently abled person, a first-year student finally gathered the strength to overcome his limitations.
Middle East a middle ground for poet
March 19, 2003
Transsexual poet transcends conventional boundaries of sexuality and identity with her poetry.
Victim was targeted: Cops
March 19, 2003
A man gunned down on campus last week may have been hunted by his killers, Toronto police say.
Cost is high for class supplies
March 19, 2003
Students struggling to fund class projects should use cheaper materials, said a Ryerson administrator.
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