RyeSAC debates put student groups on hold
November 24, 1999
South Asian groups ratified after a month of discussions over duplication of services
Author: Editor In Chief
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Canadian schools can sue Web site, American association says
November 24, 1999
By Emily Yearwood Canadian schools can be more active than U.S. schools in combating the use of fake documents over the Internet, says the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers. Dale Gough, AACRAO’s director of international programs, was referring to a selling scam reported in last week’s Eyeopener. College-Degrees.to1999, an Internet-based company, sells […]
Group hordes cash for student centre
November 24, 1999
Ryerson Centre has half a million dollars in the bank for development
Slave auction banned
November 24, 1999
Student fundraiser forced to cancel, despite attempts to appease complainant
Soggy reputation bogs down Marsh
November 24, 1999
Well-liked assistant basketball coach violated college recruiting policy
Stand up or get screwed
November 24, 1999
By Philippe Devos “Students of Ryerson: Bend over and assume the position, you’re about to get fucked.” Rob Granastein began his Eyeopener editorial with those words when the Tories announced deregulation in 1998, which led to massive tuition increases. Well get the KY jelly and drop your drawers because the Tories are in the mood […]
Strikers ask students for cafeteria boycott
November 24, 1999
Aramark employees from Oshawa picket Ryerson
Students fear cuts mean higher tuition
November 24, 1999
By Jessie Stones Julia Whyte is only 16 years old and already she’s worried about paying her university tuition. The 12th-grader at Leaside High School in East York is one of many students in Ontario who will face an economic catastrophe if the Harris government’s reported $800-million cuts to education are realized. “I don’t really […]
The naked truth behind full disclosure
November 17, 1999
U of T is aiming to get clothing manufacturers to show where their goods are made. Will Ryerson follow suit?
Polytechnic education dying by degrees
November 17, 1999
By Phillipe Devos When Ryerson became a university in 1993, about 30 per cent of the faculty had PhDs — the lowest of any university in the country. As a polytechnic university that emphasizes practical rather than academic approach to education, the low percentage was to be expected and even boasted about. Ryerson profs weren’t […]
Professor drives out illegal parking
November 17, 1999
Business instructor continues campaign despite harassment complaints
Web site sells Ryerson degrees
November 17, 1999
School to talk to lawyers as fakes distributed from untraceable island
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