Soccer players stand in purgatory
October 21, 2009
Sports editor Anthony Lopopolo reports on the wavering status of three soccer players
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You’ve got RMail (and you’re stuck with it)
October 21, 2009
René Moortgat finds out why Gmail and other Google apps will never be ours
Optimize your business with search engines
October 21, 2009
The future of business belongs to the Internet and anyone who hopes to be successful in business needs to understand it, says Ryerson professor Norman Shaw.
Going to the market
October 21, 2009
Welcome to the market. It’s your Bar Mitzvah, Mazel Tov. Today you become a man or woman in bringing your product to the people.
Politics and commerce collide at debate
October 21, 2009
Ask Canada’s major political parties to a debate, and there’s bound to be some verbal punches.
Ryerson not flipping their lids about flip cup and H1N1 link
October 21, 2009
Warnings made on a U.S. campus linking drinking games to H1N1 haven’t spread to Ryerson.
Rye’s international students continue to fight for OHIP
October 21, 2009
A provincial campaign appealing for international students to qualify for the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) is reaching out to policy-makers.
High enrolment for new Canadians
October 21, 2009
According to a 2008 study conducted by two professors from the University of Lethbridge, new Canadians or those whose parents immigrated have a higher rate of university attendance than their non-immigrant counterparts.
Search starts up for new vice provost
October 21, 2009
Ryerson is hunting for a new vice provost faculty affairs to grace the upper levels of Jorgenson Hall.
Students can’t get no satisfaction, opt to drop out
October 21, 2009
Kim Nesbeth has just started her third year at Ryerson as a first-year psychology student. After two years studying business, Nesbeth decided to change programs.
U of T station accuses CKLN of dodging bills
October 21, 2009
The University of Toronto’s radio station (CIUT) has been paying years of CKLN 88.1 FM’s electricity bills totalling to thousands of dollars, alleges the U of T station manager.
Ontario tuition fees highest in the country
October 21, 2009
As Ontario claimed the title of most expensive province for post-secondary education, Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU) reps took to Parliament Hill lobbying for more government funding.
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