Mending RyeSAC’s tattered fences
November 20, 2002
No matter how much former RyeSAC colleagues Sajjad Wasti and Darren Cooney have disagreed in the past five weeks, it seems they’ve both decided it’s time to move on.
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Poets Society spreads Wing, takes flight
November 20, 2002
Last Wednesday at Oakham House marked the first meeting of the Live Poets Society.
RyeSAC condemns possible Iraqi war
November 20, 2002
Students who attended RyeSAC’s semi-annual general meeting voted in favour of a controversial motion to officially oppose any war against Iraq.
Bidding shutout alarms union rep
November 20, 2002
Unionized caretakers are not landing new contracts for custodial services in Ryerson’s new buildings, says a union executive from CUPE Local 233.
Clear Cut Culture
November 20, 2002
At six a.m. every morning, truck horns went off. And at six a.m. every morning, Julie Nadeau opened her eyes to the damp tent walls around her.
Students board TTC savings train
November 20, 2002
Ryerson students will save at least $10 on monthly passes starting in 2003 after the TTC approved a new deal for students last Wednesday at City Hall.
Email prank creates chaos
November 20, 2002
Tempers are flaring at Ryerson’s Jewish student association, Hillel, with members accusing their former president of sending false emails using the group’s name.
Crime 101
November 20, 2002
A new program in organized crime teaches students the ins and outs of the mob
TA union drive halted
November 20, 2002
A disagreement about which academic assistants are eligible voters could delay the final result on whether or not to unionize until January of 2003.
Deans afraid of prof-raiding, says Ryerson exec
November 20, 2002
Ryerson deans are afraid that other universities will steal professors from their faculties, the university’s vice-president academic told the Finance Committee last week.
Those Remembrance Day forgot about
November 13, 2002
In the winter of 1933, between four and ten million Ukrainians starved to death in a famine so well concealed by the Soviet Union that much of the Western world did not acknowledge it happened until the last days of Communist rule in the 1980s.
Vball men let another one slip away
November 13, 2002
It’s a word no athlete will ever say, and something no team will ever admit to, but Saturday at Queen’s University the men’s volleyball team choked.
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