CKLN wins two-year slander suit
March 8, 2011
Toronto businessman John Lennon of John Headly Lennon Music Limited filed against CKLN for slander in 2009
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Library fines reach $60,020
March 8, 2011
The library has the ability to withhold grades and restrict enrollment and students pay over $120,000 annually in overdue library fines
Rye gets strict on rez parties
February 15, 2011
Student Housing Services is enforcing policy after parties in residence reached a breaking point on Feb. 2 with thousands of dollars in damages from one floor
CKLN stays on the air
February 15, 2011
Station originally slated to go off-air Feb. 12 gets stay of execution, Alexa Huffman reports
Architecture called out on ‘excessive workload’
February 15, 2011
You know you’re in architecture when you lose your house keys and only realize one week later. And ‘sleep is for the weak’ becomes your mantra.
Ryerson’s own Cate Middleton
February 15, 2011
The engagement of Prince William and Kate Middleton seems to have created a media frenzy that jumps on anything, even if it’s only just a name.
Pantaloons and Groaners
February 15, 2011
A roundup of some of the shadier — and just plain odd — things that happen around Ryerson’s downtown campus.
Mark Single backs down from RSU lawsuit
February 15, 2011
The small claims lawsuit Mark Single filed against the Ryerson Students’ Union was settled out of court in a meeting on Feb. 9.
Student sues students’ union election official for $100,000
February 15, 2011
An image arts student takes chief returning officer to the superior court
for defamation, libel, slander and villification
Rye admin heads downtown business group
February 15, 2011
One of Ryerson’s top administrators is also the board chair of an association of downtown businesses responsible for Ryerson campus.
Rye hires company to manage Gardens
February 15, 2011
Ryerson is in final talks with a company to manage Maple Leaf Gardens.
CKLN remains on the air
February 12, 2011
Rebecca Burton Associate News Editor Emma Prestwich News Editor CKLN 88.1FM will continue broadcasting after a judge ruled they could continue operations until a federal court will decide if the station can go forward with their appeal against the CRTC. On Jan. 28, the Canadian Radio-Televison and Communications Commission (CRTC) announced the decision to revoke […]
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