Emergency aid kept quiet
September 21, 2010
A $70,000 emergency fund is available toRyerson students suffering from sudden financial crisis. The fund, however, isn’t advertised by the university.
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Show me the money
September 21, 2010
Last year Ryerson Unversity wrote Jared Epp a no-strings-attached cheque for $7,000. Epp wasn’t a Ryerson professor, or an employee of any kind for that matter. He is an engineering student, and one of the winners of the President’s National Scholarship.
Stephen Lewis a bargain for Rye
September 21, 2010
Ryerson snatched visiting professor Stephen Lewis for a very reasonable price, according to Sheldon Levy, the university’s president.
Bike room a bust
September 21, 2010
Shauna Kewin bikes to campus every day. But the fourth-year social work student has never used the bike room and doesn’t plan on keeping her bike there this year either. The reason: it would cost her more than her bike is worth.
Briefs & Groaners
September 21, 2010
If anyone offers you turtle soup in the next few days, be careful. A staff member reported that one of her three turtles had been taken from her aquarium in the Podium building last Tuesday. Some students were found walking on top of cars on Bond Street at 1.45 a.m. last Thursday, and they didn’t […]
Dancing my dignity away
September 21, 2010
When this week rolled around, I knew it was time for my next tryout as sports editor. The two biggest fears most people have are of dying and public speaking. Not me. I’d take both over facing my worst nightmare — dancing.
A new generation of leadership
September 21, 2010
Last season was a major step forward for the men’s hockey team, but the team faces an identity crisis now that its core group of leaders has moved on. Who will the next wave of captains be? Evan Boudreau investigates
This ain’t Avatar
September 21, 2010
One Ryerson professor is hoping to refine our 3-D viewing experience for the better
Back from the brink
September 21, 2010
Follow new Stinger Taylor Lambert as she chronicles the women’s hockey team’s path to the CIS
Cracking Ryerson’s Mobile Crowd
September 21, 2010
For student Edwin Chan, it took only 21 seconds to crack the final code. This wasn’t a video game, or even a classroom assignment, but Ryerson Mobile’s Crack The Code contest
So you think you can be a vegan?
September 21, 2010
Brian Boudreau reports on how to stay healthy while on the most particular of diets
New art with an old twist
September 21, 2010
Arts editor Gianluca Inglesi looks into Brittney Mackinnon’s city-wide art project to bring you clothing gems for under $50
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