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Private universities get the nod

January 10, 2001

Despite strong CFS opposition, Bill 132, which allows private universities and colleges to apply for degree-granting status in Ontario, was passed by the provincial government Dec. 20.

Temporary security shift after a scandalous semester

January 10, 2001

Ryerson harassment staff says they miss Janet Mays’ talent and feedback as director takes indefinite sick leave.

Biohazard contained

November 8, 2000

By the News Team A portion of Gerrard Street East, between Yonge and Church Streets, was closed late Monday afternoon while Toronto firefighters cleaned up some biohazardous material found in the middle or the road. Police said needles and other medical materials, believed to have fallen off a truck, were discovered around 4 p.m. Not […]

Hockey team off to ugly start

October 25, 2000

Rams give up two goals nine seconds apart in 6-5 loss to Waterloo.

Volleyball teams clean up at preseason tournaments

October 25, 2000

Ryerson’s volleyball teams will jump into their regular season this week with some momentum.

Rams missing star forward

October 25, 2000

Bill Crowdis left basketball team to focus on school, coaches say.

Men’s basketball takes off at ACC

October 25, 2000

Forward Sasha Invankovic, playing through injuries, leads team to third straight preseason win.

A fine repast: A work of Halloween horror fiction

October 25, 2000

Inside a tiny house on Oak Street, Edmund Atkins is preparing his Monday evening delicacy. Edmund had grown fond of his tiny house with its few windows, few pieces of furniture and few keepsakes. He felt little need to entertain — or leave his home for that matter — content with his evenings alone, cooking and dancing to the Leningrad Cowboy’s country version of Rachmaninoff’s Symphonic Dances Opus No. 45.

School attic ghost’s home

October 25, 2000

The Ryerson Theatre School is haunted! Students in the building have been spooked by the testimonials and rumours of ghostly sightings and an unearthly presence in some classrooms.

CKLN plays to the margins

October 25, 2000

With its shoestring budget, Ryerson radio tunes in to music and opinions outside the mainstream.

Father tells survival story

October 25, 2000

Man builds monument to memory of relatives killed in genocide.

The nuts and bolts of sumo robotics

October 25, 2000

Cassandra put Ryerson on the map last year, winning the title. Stephen Huebl finds out whether she can do it again.

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