Tailor made
November 29, 2000
It wasn't blind luck that Ontario gave Ryerson $54-million to build three new facilities. The university gave the government exactly the types of proposals they were looking for
Author: Editor In Chief
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Panel predicts trouble for Toronto services
November 29, 2000
Group of thinkers gather at Ryerson to discuss issues raised by the recent municipal election
Students help youths Beat the Street
November 29, 2000
Frontier College tutoring program relies on Ryerson volunteers to help the community learn
Researcher lands huge grant
November 29, 2000
$100,000 will help Ryerson professor send his work to outer space
Church bans former prof
November 29, 2000
By Siri Agrell An admitted male prostitute, adult-child sex advocate and former Ryerson professor has been banned from a Toronto church after he was discovered singing at a recent Christmas concert. It’s just another incident of bad publicity for Gerald Hannon, whose contract from Ryerson wasn’t renewed in 1996 after he admitted to The Toronto […]
Rye professor second best in city
November 29, 2000
Murray Pomerance one of Toronto's finest, Now readers vote
Marketers aren’t sold on RyeSAC
November 29, 2000
Ryerson Marketing Association will stay its course with Biz faculty funding
Enrollment exceeds provincial funding levels
November 29, 2000
University representatives meet with Minister to lobby for more cash
Parting won’t end the passion
November 29, 2000
By Renata D’Aliesio I had just arrived home from a day of first-year classes when an Eyeopener editor called to tell me I had won the sports editor’s job. In response, I blurted out such eloquent expressions as, “Oh my God!” and “Wow!” I sat on my parent’s couch for the next hour with a […]
Students ask Ryerson to support private university fight
November 29, 2000
By Jennifer Kwan About 25 students complete with stickers and signs rallied outside Monday’s board of governors meeting to ask for the board’s support in their fight against private universities. At the end of October, the provincial government introduced Bill 132, the Post-Secondary Choice and Excellence Act, that will allow for-profit universities and colleges to […]
Donors can now name buildings
November 29, 2000
Board of governors passes a motion that will allow buildings, labs and awards to be labelled by top sponsors, but some feel integrity is at issue
Mandatory laptops on hold
November 29, 2000
Academic committee says there are too many unanswered questions for ITM proposal to go ahead
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