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Disability policy fails student

Students with learning disabilities should have access to help and accommodation, but Ryerson’s focus on fairness doesn’t help everyone. News Editor Sarah Del Giallo reports

Springing forward

It’s no secret that Ryerson is a breeding ground for talent in the world of art, design and performance. Artists who have trained here continue to excel on an international scale.

Back on her blades

Out of the sport for two years, Alysha Gjos thought she was done with figure skating for good. But as Gabriel Lee reports, Gjos has dominated the competition since returning to the ice for the Rams

Tim Hortons out of MLG name game

Tim Hortons is off the list of companies Ryerson University will sell the naming rights of Maple Leaf Gardens (MLG) to.

CKLN hires new station manager

Filling the position is just part of CKLN’s attempt to stay on the air after they appealed a Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) decision to revoke their licence.

Hate crime case still in court

Two men, one a Ryerson student, were charged in an alleged assault against two community members just north of Ryerson campus

$300,000 for new head of Rye portfolio

Head of one of Ryerson’s biggest departments steps down, and half his role is contracted out to a non-university employee

Briefs & Groaners

A roundup of some of the shadier — and just plain odd — things that happen around Ryerson’s downtown campus.

Ryerson to crown new student royalty

For the third year, students will duke it out on stage to determine who will be named the next Mr. and Ms. Ryerson

Business & Technology

Campus credit union ignored by students

You won’t find the Credit Union Lounge on any of the maps at Ryerson, even though it’s full of students at all hours of the day.

Ryerson unplugs from the grid

Last year, Ryerson took part in Earth Hour by shutting off 95 per cent of lights on campus. As the university gets ready to do it again on March 26, Kai Benson looks at how sustainable Ryerson is the rest of the year

Eyeopener Click Picks: March 22

Compiled by Lee Richardson Tuesdays. Tired Tuesdays. 1. Hopefully the advertising designers for the next James Bond film, due in 2012, take some inspiration from this poster. http://bit.ly/e69LsJ 2. An unfortunately placed advert on the website for the Irish Times. http://bit.ly/eWPklo 3. For the rushed, short-attention-span generation: Five second clips from every Number 1 single […]

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