STUDENTS TAKE ON ISRAEL
November 14, 2007
RSU VP Heather Kere pushes for an all-out national ban of Israel.
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STUDENTS DUCK ‘N’ COVER IN FREAKY AVIAN FLU EXERCISE
November 7, 2007
This past Saturday, Ryerson students prepared for bio-apocalypse.
CKLN FINALLY HIRES MANAGER
November 7, 2007
CKLN appointed engineer Mike Phillips interim station manager on Monday, four years after the previous manager quit.
PURPLE MOULD INVADES SHITMAN HALL
November 7, 2007
When Lauren Marshall moved into Pitman Hall in September, the last thing she expected to see was purple mould in her drawers and crusty vomit on her bed.
THE OTHER ALAN SHEPARD IS AN ASTRONAUT
November 7, 2007
Ryerson rolls out the welcome mat for new provost Alan Shepard.
‘HE WAS NOT A VIOLENT PERSON’
November 7, 2007
It’s been more than three years since police gunned down her mentally ill son, but Jacqueline Christopher still shakes when she talks about his death.
SEARS SUES RYERSON OVER BUILDING NAME
November 7, 2007
Canadian retailer that donated $10 million miffed for not having a building named after it.
LOOSE WIRES IN RAM A FIRE HAZARD
November 7, 2007
Exposed wiring in the Ram in the Rye poses a fire hazard to the popular pub.
‘IT SEEMED LIKE AN INSIDER JOB’
November 7, 2007
Almost $20,000 in cameras stolen from Image Arts cage; police launch investigation.
RYERSON LACKS EQUITY HIRING POLICY FOR QUEER AND TRANSGENDER PEOPLE
October 31, 2007
Queer and transgender individuals aren’t listed in Ryerson’s equity hiring policy, sparking a debate over which groups should be considered marginalized in the workplace.
CAMPUS COMMON: THE NEW KID ON THE BLOCK
October 31, 2007
Soon-to-be finished off-campus apartment geared towards students, but 12-month lease shuts some students out.
GUERILLA RADIO: CKLN TURNS 30
October 31, 2007
CKLN has survived renegade DJs, a populist revolution and even teetered on the brink of bankruptcy more than once since it arrived on the scene in 1977.
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