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Cost is high for class supplies

Students struggling to fund class projects should use cheaper materials, said a Ryerson administrator.

Chance for error “scary”

Ryerson could face reduced educational quality and overcrowded halls if it misjudges how many students it accepts this year, says the head of the admissions.

Security took beggar’s jacket

A man who begs for coins outside Tim Hortons says Ryerson security stole his winter coat.

When Irish eyes are filled with hops and barley

John J. Hanan manages to get to the bottom of St. Patrick’s Day without sipping any green beer.

Course infuriates students

Two journalism students are organizing a campaign to protest the use of real animal fur by the School of Fashion.

Athletics to swimmers: Go jump in a lake

Ryerson’s swim team could be left high and dry if a proposed re-organization of inter-university sport is adopted by the school’s athletic department.

Dancers bust choreographed moves

Choreographic Works is an annual production put on by students in the Ryerson theatre school. Second-, third- and fourth-year dancers prepare their own choreographed sketches in groups or individually.

Man shot dead on campus

A man was gunned down outside the Tim Hortons on Victoria Street, and another was wounded by gunfire last night.

The war before the war

Not since the Vietnam War protests has the world heard such a loud cry for peace. Yohannes Edemariam looks at the past six months of student activism in Toronto.

Debt findings skewed, says student federation

The Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation released misleading research on student finances, says the Canadian Federation of Students.

Admin not amused by organ hoax

A fourth-year new media student was reprimanded by security yesterday after she went ahead with an organ trading hoax, despite administration forbidding her to do so.

Strictly bhangra

Ryerson’s Indo-Canadian dancers expect to turn more than a few heads at the Western Culture Show this weekend.

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