IBM recruits
October 7, 1998
IBM Canada shed its stuffy corporate image last weekend for more than 3,000 visiting university and college students from across southern Ontario.
Author: Eyeopener Staff
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School replaces Crow: Hires interim director of advancement
October 7, 1998
Three weeks after the resignation of Bob Crow, a new director of university advancement is on the block.
Rye prez to sit on Olympic board
October 7, 1998
Ryerson president Claude Lajeunesse has been appointed to the board of directors for Toronto’s 2008 Olympic Bid.
Students unaware of upcoming board elections
October 7, 1998
Although nominations for Ryerson’s board of governors opened more than three weeks ago, many students aren’t aware they will be taking place.
Essay writing ads create a stir
October 7, 1998
Ryerson Bookstore’s coupon book tells students where to get papers written.
Graduate degrees proposed for Rye
October 7, 1998
Degrees in communication and culture, spatial analysis and environmental management are in the approval and planning stages. The first two grad programs will be run with York University and the University of Toronto.
Computer upgrades create traffic jams in labs
October 7, 1998
Students can look forward to going on-line rather than standing in line after the upgrades were made in the computer labs across campus.
Student centre shops a possibility
October 7, 1998
RyeSAC’s proposal to add retail space to the planned Student Campus Centre is being challenged by the centre’s director of student activities, Ken Jones.
Choir says budget cuts unfair
October 7, 1998
The Oakham House Choir is singing the blues this year.
RyeSAC may sell smokes in pub
October 7, 1998
Students may no longer have to trek to the convenience store when they run out of smokes in Oakham House.
RyeSAC forces union to find new home
October 7, 1998
The industrial engineering course union has no place to go next September.
Who’s lazy? Who’s not?
October 7, 1998
A highly scientific study completed by The Eyeopener this week has revealed that business students are the most likely to be jocks at Ryerson.
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