Rookie swimmer just ducky at McMaster
October 21, 1998
The Ryerson men’s and women’s swim teams had a busy weekend.
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Safer sex campaign slips into nightclubs
October 21, 1998
A woman wearing a tight, low-cut, lace dress reaches over the bar to grab her beverage from the bartender at Studio 69.
Blue windows, green cash for athletics
October 21, 1998
Ryerson’s athletic department is hoping its new gym will mean more sponsorship money.
Students join vigil for slain student
October 21, 1998
Members of the Ryerson community joined a vigil Friday evening honouring the life of slain university student Matthew Shepard, 21.
Phone rates anger residents
October 21, 1998
Ryerson students living in residence say it’s not fair they’re paying regular Bell rates for their long-distance calls and want Ryerson’s Computing and Communications (CCS) to do something about it.
Booze-free campaigns proposed
October 21, 1998
RyeSAC motion to change election bylaws would ban candidates from buying booze
Ryerson recruits
October 21, 1998
Ryerson’s basketball coaches can’t offer recruits many things to entice them to come to the school. The Rams don’t have the same notoriety, funding, or fan support that many other schools do. However, recruiters can offer something no other school can: a Ryerson degree.
Rams bounce back to win bronze
October 21, 1998
Even though the McMaster Marauders walked away with the Ryerson Women’s Basketball classic championship, the Rams may have walked away with something more important: confidence.
Coke machines squeeze into rez
October 21, 1998
Not even small doorways can quench Cocal-Cola’s campaign to upgrade campus pop machines.
Protests staged across the country during Student Week of Action
October 21, 1998
The sounds of protest filled university campuses across the country last week as the Canadian Federation of Students led a nationwide Pan-Canadian Days of Action.
Students find campus cola deals hard to swallow
October 21, 1998
The transition to a one-cola campus at the schools across Canada has not been a smooth one for some.
Students line barricades outside Tory convention
October 21, 1998
It didn’t near the numbers of the Million-Man March, but organizers hope their weekend protest in Ottawa got their message out to Mike Harris.
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