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Gould Street close might stick

September 2, 2010

By Nicole Siena Walking to class down Gould Street used to be a task all on its own, between swerving through slow walkers on the sidewalk, trying to dodge moving vehicles, and waiting at cross walks. But as of Aug. 23, things got a little easier at Ryerson. After more than a decade of pressure […]

Salad King survives

September 2, 2010

By Brad Whitehouse Associate News Editor The collapse of the Empress Hotel building this April could have been the end of Salad King. But while plates of pad thai rotted away in the crumbled establishment, owner Ernest Liu cut a deal to reopen the Thai restaurant around the corner in a new location this December. […]

Ryerson hikes tuition once again

September 2, 2010

By Alexandra Bosanac Returning students may have noticed that their account balances are higher than last year. Some students will pay about $200 to $300 more. In April, the Board of Governors voted in favour of a 4.5 per cent fee increase for returning students and a five to eight per cent increase for new […]

Staff reshuffles over summer

September 2, 2010

By Lee Richardson News Editor There have been plenty of changes at Ryerson over the summer, with many people being appointed to new positions while others step down. Linda Grayson, vice-president of administration and finance, is leaving after 17 years with the university. She led the development of the Master Plan, which provides ideas on […]

Former hosts barge in at CKLN, disrupt plans to save station

Both former hosts, Greg Duffell and Daniel Besharat, sat down in the middle of the meeting and refused to leave after politely being asked to leave several times.

AGM notebook: lots of talk, no action, no people

The Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU) Annual General Meeting on March 31 went out with a whimper, losing quorum less than an hour after it was reached. Some items didn’t make it to the floor. Here’s what you missed, and what you didn’t.

Confusion over pay freeze

Limiting compensation pay is part of the government’s plan to reduce its deficit. But at Ryerson, it’s unclear how much of the university will be impacted by the freeze.

Rye wants to take care of your ass

"I believe in quality in everything we do," said Ryerson president Sheldon Levy when asked whether he preferred one-ply or two.

Image Arts waste collector looking for cash

Atlas Recycling Systems Inc., a company contracted to take away abestos waste removed from the Image Arts building, has filed a $43,349.22 statement of claim against Krytiuck Contracting Inc. and Ryerson University.

Security catches locker thief

Ryerson security has arrested the man allegedly responsible for looting the campus since last fall.

Over 100 join $100K club

For the 2009 calendar year, 708 Ryerson employees made the infamous list. This was a significant jump from last year’s list, where 548 of the university’s staff and faculty made over $100,000.

Fighting the quiet battle

Some students don't even know that Hillel @ Ryerson exists. Brad Whitehouse reports.

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