VARSITY BUDGET SLASHED
October 3, 2007
The university increased the athletic department's total budget but left teams reeling.
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WHITE WALL REVIEWED
October 3, 2007
By Brian Liu By the time students read this, Ryerson will have hopefully increased its lit-cred. The White Wall Review- Ryerson’s annual literary journal, filled with poems, short stories, and photography hit newsstands this week, nestled among copies of the Malahat Review and The Believer. “The White Wall Review was intended to establish Ryerson’s presence […]
SAY HALO TO MY LITTLE FRIEND
October 3, 2007
Ryerson students are following Halo 3’s Master Chief into battle sacrificing hours and sometimes assignments to the cause.
STOP TUMOR! I HAVE A DEGREE
October 3, 2007
A new study suggests higher education lowers your chances of cancer.
FASHION PROFS HELP CHEMO PATIENTS
October 3, 2007
For most of us, getting in and out of clothes is second nature.
ONE STUDENT’S LONG JOURNEY INTO WHITE NIGHT
October 3, 2007
An exhilarating evening of art, adventure and discovery at Toronto’s second annual Nuit Blanche, and all I can think of are the 12 toilets that eerily puffed fog over Lake Devo last Saturday night.
IN THE RED
October 3, 2007
Johan Boyden is a Communist.
TO MMP, OR NOT TO MMP?
October 3, 2007
What do an IKEA executive, a Sicilian Mafioso and a Bavarian yodeler have in common? That’s right, they all live in countries with proportional representation.
CRUCIAL CFS VOTE FALLS JUST SHORT FOR SNOBAR
October 3, 2007
They may have lost a crucial vote last week, but several members of the Ryerson Students’ Union are still confident they’ll convince students to sever ties with the Canadian Federation of Students.
RSU DEMANDS COMMERCE SOCIETY PAY BACK $3,900
October 3, 2007
The Ryerson Students’ Union says the Ryerson Commerce Society owes almost $4,000. But RCS President Abdullah Snobar and his brother Ibrahim (Abe) Snobar, an RSU executive, want hard proof before any money changes hands.
ILLEGAL TORY ADS YANKED
October 3, 2007
The Ryerson Students’ Union broke its own rules last week when political posters violating policy guidelines were stamped and posted across campus.
RADIO STATION ONE STEP AWAY FROM UNIONIZATION
October 3, 2007
Employees at CKLN are set to unionize after months of acrimony with the radio station’s board. Five employees are looking to join the Canadian Union of Public Employees local 1281.
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