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Rams fumble, tumble in finals

October 4, 2006

Last season, with Ryerson’s first ever OUA title hanging in the balance, the Rams’ men’s volleyball team faced off against Queen’s University and with everything on the line, they choked.

Working in the Shadows

October 4, 2006

The actors aren't the only ones who feel the pressure when the curtains rise. Samantha Saunders delves into the unseen world of production crew for Ryerson's first theatre show o the year; Caucasian Chalk Circle.

The Salon Selectives

October 4, 2006

The hunt for enlightenment in Toronto can be tedious at best. So, Julia Belluz went to the opening night of Salon Voltaire, an pen lecture series for anyone in the mood to muse - and eat soft-boiled eggs.

Women win silver…again

September 27, 2006

The gold medal in Ryerson’s own Women’s Volleyball Invitational Tournament escaped the Rams for the second year in a row after they lost to Brock University (1-3) in Sunday’s (Sept. 24) final.

Real men like to cheer

September 27, 2006

In the final installment of varsity sports tryouts, A&E Editor Karon Liu actually makes the heerleading team. Damn.

He’s not just a Sk8er Boi

September 27, 2006

Give second-year photography student Andrew Norton a camera, and he'll combine skateboarding and photography into one gnarly show. News Editor Maurice Cacho finds out what it takes to capture a not-so-ordinary skateboard snapshot.

Business & Technology

No ordinary internship: Canuck markets the People’s Republic

September 27, 2006

Organization gives students the opportunity to get practical business and engineering experience - on the other other side of the globe.

Cervical cancer vaccine awaits approval

September 27, 2006

GARDASIL, a new cervical cancer vaccination available in the United States, will likely come to Canada, but it’s not known whether the drug will be covered by OHIP or failing that RSU’s health and dental plan.

A painful case of studentitis

September 27, 2006

Sure, studentitis isn't a real medical condition, but the state of students' spines is cause for concern. For Dana Lacey, relief came in the form of 20-minute massages, which are covered by her Ryerson health plan. That was until the RAC stopped offering them. Now this broke student can't afford her medically prescribed remedy.

Part-timers stuck in health quagmire

September 27, 2006

More than 300 part-time students with full course loads aren't entitled to health coverage that every full-timer at Ryerson has access to. They're also shut out of RSU bursaries, ISIC travel cards and $200 in monthly tax credits. Josh Wingrove reports.

TTC slams brake on fake passes

September 27, 2006

Sellers of counterfeit TTC passes set up shop in the basement of Jorgenson Hall but manage to elude Ryerson Security pers

Mo’ Money, Mo’ Masters

September 27, 2006

Provincial Liberals boost funding for graduate programs. Ryerson gets cash for 886 new spots.

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