NOT IN YOUR BEST INTEREST
November 1, 2006
By Patrick Szpak A policy lets the university charge students interest on unpaid tuition for winter course selections— before the student is even enrolled— a difference of $175.
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SEARCH FOR ONTARIO’S BEST PROF NABS TWO AT RYERSON; ARNE STILL AWESOME
November 1, 2006
By Alyssa Luckhurst Two professors make annual best lecturer competition’s top 30.
RSU LACKS CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP PLAN
November 1, 2006
By Eric Lam It may mean less money in the coffers, but the Ryerson Students’ Union has decided the best sponsorship policy for students is not to have one.
$8 MILLION FOR GALLERY
November 1, 2006
By Josh Wingrove Associate News Editor Ryerson has announced plans for a new photography and teaching gallery to house its expanding Image Arts school and a world-famous collection of black and white photography.
STAGG LEAVES PALIN CHAIR POST, SCC
November 1, 2006
By Maurice Cacho News Editor Foundation chair asked by president to leave, had worked to build Student Campus Centre for over 15 years.
REACHING FOR A NEW LEVEL OF CHI
October 25, 2006
By Danielle Wong Stressed-out Ryerson students need to make “serenity in the midst of activity” part of their routine, t’ai chi chih instructor Dina Ajlenberg said.
WISE RETURNS TO LIONS’ DEN
October 25, 2006
By Fareen Qureishi Graham Wise spent 19 years coaching the York University Lions men’s hockey team. At York, he won two national championships, two provincial championships, and three provincial coach of the year awards.
ATHLETES CAUGHT IN THE CROSSHAIRS
October 25, 2006
A new advertising contract puts army recruiters at all national championships and awards banquets. As Canada expands its international role, the military says student athletes are the ‘perfect fit’ for its officer core, writes Josh Wingrove.
HOW NOT TO LAND A JOB
October 25, 2006
A bad job interview won’t score you a position, but it’ll certainly make you stand out. In fact, a dash of eccentricity may even turn you into an office legend. Make too much of a fool of yourself and your story may be retold for years to come, Alina Seagal writes.
DARK SIDE OF OZ
October 25, 2006
By Jen Webb When the red velvet curtain goes up, the lights dim and everyone begins to holler and cheer — you know this isn’t a regular movie. No one is going to shht! you for talking during this show. People chat and yell because there’s no dialogue to follow. Their white noise, instead, is […]
FEND OFF GHOSTS WITH SARCASM AND PASSIVE AGGRESSIVENESS
October 25, 2006
It has come to my attention that certain twenty-somethings (who may or may not be a masthead member) are not looking forward to Halloween — not because of caramel chocolate bars that trigger cellulite like a mofo, but because of the threat of spirits invading their bedrooms at the stroke of midnight.
FIND YOUR PHANTOM’S SPOOKINESS FACTOR
October 25, 2006
By Amanda-Marie Quintino Arts & Entertainment Editor Are eerie things happening in your home? Do you feel like you have an unwanted visitor? Find out how you can detect its presence and rate its haunting level.
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