Sports Splash and smash February 18, 1998 Ryerson swimmer Marie Claire Ross breaks four world records
New prez is a Man of Steele February 18, 1998 David Steele hid in his office and drank half a bottle of scotch before mustering up enough courage to find out who won the race for RyeSAC president last Thursday
Province screwing you – again February 18, 1998 By Vanessa Thomas Ryerson students will have to force their parents to pay for their education before becoming eligible for OSAP. Dave Johnson, education and training minister, has announced plans forcing parents to contribute to their child’s post secondary education beginning in September. A family of four with a total income of $40,000 is expected […]
The province is going to screw you February 18, 1998 By Shaheen Ramputh The federal government may be scrapping Income Contingent Plans (ICRP) but the Ontario government is still committed to the idea. This means students with loans from both provincial and federal government programs may have to repay their Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) debts and Canada Student Loans (CSL) differently. Ontario’s Tories are […]
Communities Co-operate and save February 18, 1998 You can save money and have a social conscience using consumer co-ops
Communities A story for Chisani February 18, 1998 What does a parent do when they don't like the books being offered at their children's school? How one parent took matters into his own hands
Love & Sex Love the one you’re without February 11, 1998 Shanti Zachariah discovers how couples keep love alive when they live apart
Editorial Dear Abby in a Peanuts World February 11, 1998 Life as an amateur love psychiatrist like a live soap opera