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Business services face axe

January 16, 2002

Ryerson Business Consulting Services, a 29-year-old staple of the school of business, may be going under in the wake of the University’s recent budget cuts.

Fees statements still way offline

January 16, 2002

It will be at least two years before fees statements start making sense, said a Ryerson administrator.

Ask the lesbian (Jan. 16)

January 16, 2002

Ask the lesbian for the week of Jan. 16, 2002.

The people in our neighbourhood: The Sticker Lady

January 16, 2002

An informative look at the characters in our community.

Seniors build a class of their own

January 16, 2002

For Ryerson’s most senior students, retirement is a time of learning about the world and giving back to future generations.

A fashionable proposition

January 16, 2002

Clothing line designed, manage, and marketed solely by Ryerson students

Pipeline cuts into Pitman sleep

January 16, 2002

While Pitman Hall residents will soon be able to sleep a little more soundly, the rest of Ryerson will have to cope with construction chaos for at least a few more months.

SPIRITlive lathers up for relaunch

January 16, 2002

SPIRITlive is about to go live-to-air. Starting this Monday, Ryerson’s Internet broadcaster will launch its diverse lineup of programming, with over 40 DJs and 30 shows.

Rams fizzle under television spotlight

January 16, 2002

Carleton teams take out Rams in televised games

Sons of Sam revive bankrupt store

January 16, 2002

Bobby and Jason Sniderman, sons of the founder of the chain, signed a contract to become the new owners of the store at 347 Yonge St. late in the afternoon last Thursday.

Samurai cuts up mainstream

January 16, 2002

Evan Jones likes to throw a wrench into people’s work.

Is that bingo dabber in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?

January 16, 2002

Bingo is no longer only held in church basements and community centres.

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