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RYE STUDENT MAKES A SPLASH

November 18, 2009

"My plan is to provide supervision and act as a lifeguard at private parties, events, home pools and other pools where you don’t usually find lifeguards,” - Nicole Siena, first year Journalism

WHY PAY FOR FOOD WHEN WHITE LIES ARE FREE?

November 18, 2009

Matt Llewellyn lost his toll-free virginity getting free food

RYE GRAD BUTTERS UP HOLLYWOOD

November 18, 2009

“You really need to sort of be the CEO of your own company. No one’s going to hand you roles or hand you anything,” - Daniel De Santo, Ryerson film alumni

LETTING THE NUMBERS LIE

November 18, 2009

Universities have begun their push to lure graduating high school students.

FASHION STUDENTS LOCKED OUT OVER MESS

November 18, 2009

Fashion students are forced to find another place for late-night working after losing after hours privileges in two of their labs.

COMPANIES GET GREEN-EYED OVER RYE’S ROOFS

November 18, 2009

“If you look down you’ll see a lot of flat roofs and they’re ideal for solar panels,” - Sheldon Levy, Ryerson's President

MEDICAL RESPONSES DOUBLE ON CAMPUS

November 18, 2009

“With greater awareness of a medical response team, I would expect more people to call,” Julia Lewis, CEHSSM director

H1N1 REACHES RYERSON’S EARLY LEARNING CENTER

November 18, 2009

A child attending the Ryerson Early Learning Centre is healthy again after being diagnosed with H1N1 last week.

FREE RSU LEGAL SERVICES SHOWED UP BY U OF T

November 18, 2009

The Ryerson Student’s Union (RSU) offers free legal advice but other universities take the services further.

RSU GETS THE GREEN LIGHT FROM STUDENTS

November 18, 2009

"I think it's time for a VP equity"- Toby Whitfield, VP finance and services

AIRWAVE SOLUTIONS FOR CKLN

November 18, 2009

Community radio is no doubt important, but not when you have a bunch of students funding a radio station that isn’t for its community.

Students Pad Transcripts at Private Credit Mills

November 17, 2009

By Vanessa Greco Just beyond a quiet alcove in the heart of Yorkville, Sophie Nation spends two hours a week shopping for an A-plus grade. For about $1,000, the high school senior enrolled in an English course at Blyth Academy, a Toronto-based private school — even though she can earn the same credit at the […]

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