RYERSON STUDENT’S LIFE CUT SHORT
November 12, 2008
A third-year Ryerson student dies tragically, leaving his short film without an ending.
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DISABILITY HIRING DOWN AT RYE
November 5, 2008
The number of employees at Ryerson with disabilities is decreasing, according to a 2007 Employment Equity Report presented at the last Board of Governors meeting.
PITMAN RESIDENT PUNISHED FOR FRIEND’S FUNNEL
November 5, 2008
A funnel has many uses. It can be used for baking, crafts or even chemistry class. But for many students, it means the brink of eviction from Pitman Hall.
CHIEF: RYE SHOULD HOST HEALING EVENT
November 5, 2008
One of the most powerful Aboriginal leaders in Canada is calling for Ryerson to get involved in the residential school healing process as a way to overcome the racist legacy of the university’s founder.
RAM LAGS ON DATE-RAPE LAW
November 5, 2008
When new legislation aimed at preventing date rape was introduced in February 2007, students at Ryerson were excited at the prospect of taking their drinks into the washroom.
MORE MARKET WOES FOR RYE
November 5, 2008
Ryerson has already lost $10 million worth of investments in the stock market turmoil.
POLICE HAVE LEAD IN POWDER SCARE
November 5, 2008
A disgruntled student in the midst of the academic probation process may be behind Ryerson’s first suspicious powder scare.
RYERSON’S GREEN DREAM
October 29, 2008
As Sustainability Month comes to a close, the Eyeopener investigates why Ryerson still doesn't have green bins.
HARD ECONOMIC TIMES SLOW DOWN MASTER PLAN
October 29, 2008
With Ontario’s $500 million deficit, President Sheldon Levy said raising funds for the new Daphne Cockwell School of Nursing building will be difficult.
JOBS CUT AND SALARIES RAISED IN STUDENT SERVICES SHUFFLE
October 29, 2008
Four employees working for student services will reap the benefits of Ryerson administrators Maxine Laine and Liz Devine’s recent lay-offs.
RSU RALLIES TO DROP FEES, RCS TO INCREASE
October 29, 2008
Last week, the Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU) protested rising tuition fees, while the Ryerson Commerce Society (RCS) worked to increase its levy for business students.
BOOK ROOM CRASH COSTS THOUSANDS
October 29, 2008
The Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU) may have to shell out more than $5,000 to get the Used Book Room running again after an unrecoverable server crash erased records of all inventory.
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