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PIGEON SHIT HITS THE FAN DUE TO LACK OF SPHINCTER

They can be seen perched precipitously above university buildings and students, cooing in dark nooks and alcoves, flying in echelon above our heads and sometimes pancaked on Gould Street.

TUITION IS HIGH, NORA’S A BITCH

Last week, Amber Parker wasn’t sure if she could afford a trip to the Dominican Republic at the end of the school year.

FACING OFF WITH HATE

Notorious German leader stands by racist comments.

EYE TO SONIAN: DON’T FEED THE TROLLS

Allowing a platform for hate may grab readers, but it also poisons our community.

PARADE AND PICNIC SCREWED BY VIRGIN

The climax of frosh week has always been the parade and picnic, usually at Toronto Centre Island. But next year the Virgin Music Festival has the spot.

Hefty Debt Spurs Hub Closure

A $200,000 food services deficit has prompted administration to officially close the Hub cafeteria during the summer, but cafeteria workers aren't buying the excuse.

STRANGERS ROB STUDENT, THROW HIM DOWN STAIRS

Two non-community members first robbed, then pushed a Ryerson student down a stairwell in Jorgenson Hall Tuesday morning.

PROF THRASHES EXAM LOCATION

Sociology professor Bob Argue is calling out Registrar Keith Alnwick and faculty of arts Dean Carla Cassidy for forcing his class to write an exam in the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

TREE HACKING IN TIME FOR TOURS

Fallen branches and yellow caution tape greeted thousands of visiting prospective students and parents last week during Discover Ryerson, the university’s annual March Break tour.

SECURITY ROLLIN’ IN NEW HOT WHEELS

Ryerson Security is defending its turf with a Honda truck, handed down to them from another department at the university.

ADMIN DOES NOT TRACK GRADING TRENDS

In an era when even America's Ivy League school are accused of handing out the Gentleman's A-, Ryerson is not analyzing marks for grade inflation.

LEVY HOPES FED’S $800 MILLION WILL BE DIVIDED FAIRLY

The Conservatives promised $800 million to post-secondary education in their budget speech on Monday and President Sheldon Levy said it will mean many good things for Ryerson.

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