VEXED ABOUT ‘VOLLYBALL’
September 22, 2004
Seriously, who forgets the 'e' in volleyball?
Category: Editorial
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EYE-NALYSIS: WONDERING WHAT’S UP WITH THE STUDENT CAMPUS CENTRE?
September 22, 2004
The more things stay the same, the more RyeSAC President Dave MacLean wants them to change.
WEEDING OUT THE UNWELCOME
September 15, 2004
The assumption that the entire Ryerson community is welcoming the festival with open arms is not only naive, it's inaccurate.
SCHOOL: THE FIVE YEAR PLAN
August 25, 2004
"A lot of people go to college for seven years." "Yeah, they're called doctors." - Chris Farley and David Spade from the movie Tommy Boy.
THE PUBLIC HAS A RIGHT TO KNOW
April 7, 2004
By Don McHoull For years Hydro One was mired in waste and corruption.
The public has a right to know
April 7, 2004
By Don McHoull For years Hydro One was mired in waste and corruption. Well-connected Tories were handed fat contracts to do very little work. In one case, the publicly owned power company paid $105,000 to Queen’s Park insider, and received only an e-mail in return. Only when the newly elected Liberal government changed the law […]
Cash rules everything…
March 24, 2004
By Don McHoull It turns out President Claude Lajeunesse was right after all. Last fall, the other campus newspaper lambasted the president for claiming that tuition is no higher today than it was in the 1960s. But a study released last week by the Education Policy Institute backs him up. Based on Statistics Canada figures, […]
We should hire Honderich
March 17, 2004
By Don McHoull The National Post reported this week that Ryerson is considering soon-to-be ex-Toronto Star publisher John Honderich as a possible replacement for President Claude Lajeunesse (a story first reported in this paper two weeks ago). I think Ryerson should hire Honderich, no matter the cost. Honderich reportedly makes more than $600,000 at the […]
Getting away with murder
March 10, 2004
By Don McHoull A year ago today, Jerry Bugwei-Twum was alive and in the prime of his life. Today he lies in an unmarked grave, his life cut short by a burst of gunfire. The graveyard is one of the saddest places I have ever seen. It’s vast and empty, and strangely solemn despite the […]
And the award goes to…
March 3, 2004
By Don McHoull Congratulations to Gene Allen, Thomas Barcsay, Cyndy Baskin, George Bielmeier, Mark Bulgutch, Mike Burke, Ben Carniol, Julia Chen, John Cook, Linda Cooper, Peter Duck, Bruce Elder, Alex Ferworn, Don Gibb, Mike Inglis, Hugh Innis, Hersch Jacobs, Sandra Kalb, Suanne Kelman, Diane Kennedy, Arne Kislenko, Cecilia Kong, Nina-Marie Lister, Jacques Lorioz, Anastase Mastoras, […]
Rye should back a winner
February 18, 2004
By Don McHoull Sometimes I wonder if this university has a fear of winning. What else could explain the administration’s decision to provide such inadequate funding to our Formula SAE team? Formula SAE, for those who haven’t read the article on page three yet, is a contest that pits teams of engineering students against one […]
Commentary
January 21, 2004
By Astrid Poei Ryerson has caused me to master the power squat. And that’s being generous. After approval in late October, Ryerson contracted out its cleaning duties to Miracle Maintenance, sweeping CUPE workers to the gutter. Miracle Maintenance, who was originally responsible for the tidiness of Kerr Hall, now oversees cleaning for the entire campus […]
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