ZELDA VS. HITTING THE BOOKS: ENHANCING BRAIN POWER
March 8, 2006
By Grant McDonald Sure, video games are fun, but — surprise! — they may be taking students away from their studies.
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YOU HAVE DIED OF DYSENTERY
March 8, 2006
Old Mac games, such as Pac-Man and Oregon Trail, are making a comeback thanks to the miracle of (illegal) downloading.
WOMEN SAVE THE PRINCESS
March 8, 2006
The video game industry has long been dominated by men. It is incorrectly assumed that very few gamers are women.
ENGINEERS PUSHOVERS FOR SICK KIDS
March 8, 2006
Volunteers shove a car around the quad to raise money for charity for the fourth year in a row.
TRAVEL’S THE TICKET
March 8, 2006
Popular profesor hosts forum on the tricks of the trade for travelling while in school.
FACE-TO-FACE WITH OUR NEIGHBOURS
March 8, 2006
Sheldon Levy dreams of a Ryerson that can transform the community around it.
BUSINESS SCHOOL TO BE MASTER OF ITS DOMAIN
March 8, 2006
School of Business will offer graduate degrees this fall — but can it compete with the big boys?
DEMYSTIFYING MOHAMMED
March 8, 2006
Lecturer "connects" with community by discussing Prophet's contributions to society.
SCC DRAMA GETS LEGAL
March 8, 2006
The battle for control over the Student Campus Centre went to the courts last week, but students will have to wait before a decision is made.
LEWIS INSPIRES IN ON-CAMPUS LECTURE
March 8, 2006
United Nations envoy visits Ryerson and speaks to a packed house about the AIDS epidemic in Africa.
KEEP THAT POLYTECHNIC LOVIN’
March 8, 2006
Ryerson hasn't been Ryerson Polytechnical Institute since 1993, but the first thing most people ask when they hear I go to Ryerson is still "That's the polytechnic, right?"
ARCHITECTURE GRADS SLAM PROJECTED PROGRAM CHANGES
March 8, 2006
Ryerson architecture alumni are not impressed with faculty-initiated alterations.
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