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ARTS DIPLOMA PROGRAM CUT

November 8, 2006

By Patrick Szpak Anton Allahar worked two years at Honest Ed’s to earn the $212 tuition fee for Ryerson Polytechnical Institute’s diploma in arts program — a modest diploma from a modest school.

ASBESTOS COULD DRAIN RYE’S RENOVATION PLANS

November 8, 2006

New legislation has changed the rules on what’s considered to be an asbestos-containing product. Now, a material containing only 0.5 per cent of the deadly substance requires special attention and care — at a steep cost. News Editor Maurice Cacho reports.

CONTAINED ASBESTOS IS YOUR FRIEND

November 8, 2006

By Eric Lam Experts say there’s no need to be alarmed about asbestos at Ryerson. The university has complied with regulations to inspect and maintain asbestos. The school also performs air quality checks where asbestos is present on an annual basis.

MULTICULTURAL = SO MANY WAYS TO BOOGIE

November 8, 2006

The Eyeopener’s Adrian Morrow broke out his notepad while Mikhel Fortey grabbed a camera and checked out the third-annual show that puts Ryerson’s many cultures in the spotlight.

NO BOYS NEEDED (OR WANTED)

November 8, 2006

By Amanda- Marie Quintino Arts and Entertainment Editor With female enrolment soaring, it’s a woman’s world at Canada’s universities. Can the boys ever come back?

WORST. CHEERLEADERS. EVER.

November 8, 2006

Holy man, does our cheerleading club blow. After watching them in action last week, I was embarrassed on behalf of the university.

U.S: OPRAH CLOBBERS CHRIST

November 8, 2006

By John Mather Features Editor I was watching Family Feud with my roommates not long ago when a most unusual thing happened. Call it witnessing a second coming — or the beginning of the apocalypse.

PAY TO STREAM ONLINE

November 8, 2006

By Josh Wingrove Associate News Editor SOCAN proposal could make CKLN pay $2,400 a year to stream its content online.

RESS TO VOTE ON FEE INCREASE

November 8, 2006

By Jill Langlois The Ryerson Engineering Student Society is holding a referendum to see if its students will add an extra $10 to their annual budget.

STUDENTS VULNERABLE TO AMERICAN PATRIOT ACT

November 8, 2006

Essays submitted to Turnitin.com with controversial subject matter could lead to Canadian students being investigated by the U.S. government under anti-terror laws. Drew Halfnight reports.

MORE THAN JUST A PLAN

November 1, 2006

By Robyn Doolittle Editor in Chief Five years ago, major Toronto media outlets only had one reason to visit Ryerson — to watch ambulance crews take the body away.

RSU FISHES BROKER FOR APOLOGY, FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

November 1, 2006

By Jill Langlois Students’ union staying quiet on lengthy closed door meeting last Wednesday, passes motion demanding information from insurance broker.

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