RYE STUDENT GOES L.A. OR BUST
November 12, 2008
A fourth-year filmmaker is getting ready to pitch his new series, 15 Minutes, to some important people south of the border .
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RYERSON’S SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN
November 12, 2008
By Erin Valois Sports Editor The best marathon runners drink three protein shakes a day, run 40 kilometres a week and spend months in the gym to qualify for international competitions. Rowing captain Peter Bulski trained for one hour with two strained hamstrings — and qualified for one of the world’s most famous races. “I […]
THE LAST OF THE OLD-SCHOOL GAMERS
November 12, 2008
In a musty suburban strip mall under a neon-pink sign lies the GTA's last independent arcade.
MASSIVELY ADDICTED
November 12, 2008
Move over gambling and alcohol, there's a new vice taking over students' lives: online gaming.
ANTHRAX SUSPECT SEARCH CONTINUES
November 12, 2008
More than one angry student may be sending powdered death threats to Ryerson, and police are looking to admissions and enrollment services to help find suspects from the second anthrax scare that happened on Oct. 27.
HOW RYERSON SNAGS THE VERY BEST
November 12, 2008
It’s time again for Ryerson to put on its best suit and start courting candidates for a senior admin position.
ARCHBISHOP VISIT SPARKS ABORTION DEBATE
November 12, 2008
By Claire Lee Photo Editor A pro-life archbishop who criticized the appointment of Henry Morgentaler to the Order of Canada is visiting Ryerson next Thursday. Some pro-choice students are against the visit. The Ryerson Catholic Students’ Association will have an information booth and Archbishop Thomas Collins will be there to answer people’s questions, said Clare […]
NO RSU CASH FOR AFFILIATE GROUPS
November 12, 2008
Any student or affiliate student groups looking for funding from the Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU) will be turned away empty-handed.
RAMSS UPGRADE COMPLICATES FALL CLASS DROP
November 12, 2008
By Adam Vrankulj Students busy with essays and final projects are scrambling to drop courses before the Nov. 21 cut off date. But from Nov. 7-18, students who need to drop a course will have to undergo a “five-step paper-based course drop process” instead of just clicking a mouse because of the system switchover to […]
RYERSON STUDENT’S LIFE CUT SHORT
November 12, 2008
A third-year Ryerson student dies tragically, leaving his short film without an ending.
EMERGENCY AT RYE? CHECK YOUR PHONE
November 5, 2008
By Carys Mills After several high profile security threats at Ryerson, like last week’s anthrax scare, the school is looking for a faster way to get security alerts to students. Text messages might be the answer. Julia Lewis, director of health and safety, said Ryerson, like most campuses, is looking into an emergency text messaging […]
RYE SOCCER NETS FIVE OUA AWARDS
November 5, 2008
By Erin Valois Sports Editor After a year of playoff defeats and close calls, five members of Ryerson’s soccer teams were recognized by Ontario University Athletics (OUA) for their outstanding achievements this season. Although the women’s team suffered a setback last month when they failed to make the playoffs, this year was one of their […]
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