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IT’S GOOD TO BE KING

Levy's big raise takes him over $300,000 a year.

ACADEMIC CODE CHANGES PASSED DESPITE OPPOSITION

Ryerson's Senate toughened up the Academic Code of Conduct at the April Senate meeting despite lobbying from students and staff to change aspects they felt were too severe.

SECURITY ‘PERPLEXED’ OVER MISSED CALLS

Ryerson security is looking into how a student reached an answering machine instead of the emergency line after being threatened with a box-cutter.

RYE RANKS AMONG WORST IN PER-STUDENT FUNDING

Ryerson has the fourth lowest funding per full-time student in Ontario, said Ryerson's vice provost university planning.

FACULTY FIGHTS FOR BETTER DEAL

Ryerson professors are paid less and work more than faculty at other Ontario universities, says the Ryerson Faculty Association, and they're vying for a better deal.

PERVERT POSES AS RYE EMPLOYEE

A man pretending to be a Ryerson employee sexually assaulted a 24-year-old woman near the Bloor Street and Spadina Avenue intersection at the beginning of April.

TOXIC MESS IN PITMAN

Students told clean-up is their responsibility after a vandal uses fire extinguisher in their suite.

RSU VP LOOKS TO BRING BACK CONTROVERSIAL $75,000 POSITION

A Ryerson Students' Union executive wants to hire a general manager at a cost of $75,000 a year — three times more than what the union's president makes.

$1M LATER, GOVERNORS APPROVE MASTER PLAN

Eighteen months and $1 million later, Ryerson's Board of Governors approved the school's Master Plan on Monday night.

STUDENTS WIN CHANGES TO WEB POLICING POLICY

Student politicians are celebrating after Ryerson back-pedalled on a controversial policy that would allow the school to punish students for online behaviour.

$70,000 TAX DEBT SPURS STUDENT UNION DEFICIT

The Ryerson Students' Union is facing a deficit this year, spurred by a $70,000 debt to the provincial government.

ROGERS FILMS IN THE RAM

If you were at the Ram in the Rye on March 27, you gave permission for Rogers Wireless to take your picture. In fact, the photo could be used on student groups' Facebook pages and in promotional brochures.

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