No jobs leave students scrambling
September 16, 2009
Jelena Djurkic explores how cash-crunched students are coping with empty pockets
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THE ALSOP COMETH
September 16, 2009
Ryerson's hoping to get Alsop in January
A displaced World
September 16, 2009
"We aren't exactly happy we have to move. It's kind of like we're being kicked out." -Keenan Tamblyn, World of Posters, sales associate
H1N1 spreads to Ryerson
September 16, 2009
"I was sweating really bad but still freezing. I'd be drenched 15 minutes later from taking a nap." -Meagan Blodgett
WORKING STUDENTS’ CENTRE TO BE REVAMPED
September 16, 2009
"It's not ok to cut the Working Students' Center" says Robert Heydari, former coordinator of the WSC two years ago
Inspection threatens to pull CKLN off the air
September 16, 2009
BY VANESSA GRECO After a year mired in controversy, CKLN 88.1 FM is at risk of losing their broadcasting license. On Sept. 15, an inspector from the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commissions (CRTC) flew in from Ottawa to assess the station that violated their license agreement by broadcasting dead air for several weeks. Right now, […]
Controversial lecturer comes to Ryerson
August 26, 2009
A radical scholar who previously praised suicide bombers held a seminar at Ryerson in late July. Despite his contentious beliefs, students still attended.
Prof arrested for fraud gets his day in court
August 26, 2009
Professor Sheldon Reinsilber will be trading the classroom for court on Sept. 8.
STREET RACE CLAIMS LIFE OF RYERSON STUDENT
August 26, 2009
Around this time last year, Geetesh Singh began to map out his future. Expecting to graduate in 2010, he saw a completed diploma and LSAT appointment on the horizon — dreams that were extinguished before his final year at Ryerson.
PROF NAMED IN $2.7 MILLION SUIT
August 26, 2009
Child and youth care instructor is second charged in two-man fraud scheme
A NEWS YEAR IN REVIEW
April 8, 2009
Eyeopener Staff Powdered death threat(s) at Rye On Sept. 17, 2008, a threatening letter covered in pink powder was sent to a Ryerson administrator. The powder ended up being harmless, but the Hazardous Materials unit (Haz Mat) was called to decontaminate the area. Six weeks later, on Oct. 27, 2008, an envelope containing a death […]
RYERSON COOL ON SALARY FREEZE
April 8, 2009
By Vanessa Greco Top-earners at Ryerson might see their wages frozen in an attempt to cope with budget shortfalls. Ryerson’s operating budget is facing a total cut of about eight per cent to fi ve per cent this year, and three per cent the year after. Discussion is underway on a salary freeze that might […]
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