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Referendum OK’d

January 27, 1998

By: Shane Dingman Come March, referendum-mania is going to run wild all over you. Monday night, after a short discussion, Ryerson’s board of governors voted unanimously in favor of a student referendum on creating a student centre fund. David Steele, RyeSAC’s v.p. administration, proposed an old-fashioned fees switcheroo. His proposal read: “Students currently pay $30 […]

Dump the holiday heft

January 21, 1998

How’s your waistline?

National title dreams slipping away

January 21, 1998

Don Lee fifth in Ontario after two squash losses

Eye Discs – January 21, 1998

January 21, 1998

Soundgarden – A-Sides The music, the band, the legacy. All of this seemed to end in 1996 when the members of Seattle band Soundgarden decided to go their separate ways. Now in 1998, fans of the band can once again rejoice. Soundgarden has released A-Sides, a compilation of their greatest hits as well as one […]

Security beefs up

January 21, 1998

Ryerson security is upping their presence on campus, but there’s no need to feel paranoid.

On the attack

January 21, 1998

Social work students learn how to fight back in their high-risk profession

Ryerson’s keeping up with the Gateses

January 21, 1998

Ryerson may have turned 50 this year, but the school is proving it can stay hip with the trends.

Apprenticeship changes come at a price

January 21, 1998

If the pressures of university are sending you into a frenzy, there is another option - drop out and become a working apprentice.

New home in the works

January 21, 1998

Proposed referendum will ask students if they want a $14M campus centre

India in an instant

January 21, 1998

Shanti Zachariah gives us a guide to the sights, sounds and smells of Little India

The problems with plagiarism

January 21, 1998

Whether you copy, borrow, download or buy, Angelica Montesano and Caroline Alphonso look at...

Down with Dickens? Get thee to Twist!

January 21, 1998

By Shawne Fagan If the rock music Twist proves anything, it’s that pre-millennial tension is alive and well. Set in post-civil war America, 20 years in the future, Twist paints a bleak picture of a debauched society wrought with unsavory characters and little hope. Based loosely on the Charles Dickens classic Oliver Twist, the tale […]

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