LEAK IN PITMAN STILL IN SEPTEMBER
January 9, 2008
As Ashley MacDonald spent New Years’ Eve in Halifax, she couldn’t help but think of her residence room — and the 12-litre bucket catching water from the leaking ceiling.
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BIG MAN COMETH
January 9, 2008
The provincial government sent one of their top dogs to campus this week to see the place and get briefed on the school’s future expansion.
RYE WEIGHS ANCHORS FROM WATERFRONT
January 9, 2008
Talks of a second Ryerson campus are squashed as other schools compete for waterfront property.
MOVE OVER, STEVE — LORETO SETS SIGHTS ON 24 SUSSEX
January 9, 2008
If Nora Loreto becomes prime minister, she will blame Chris Drew. Loreto, president of the Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU), posted her submission on YouTube last October for the CBC show Canada’s Next Great Prime Minister.
DUDE, KILL MY DEBT
January 9, 2008
Ryerson is finally turning the gears to split up tuition payments.
TAs GANG UP TO FIGHT PAY DELAYS
January 9, 2008
Canada’s largest union might take action against Ryerson if teaching assistants aren’t paid on time this semester.
THE PASSIONATE LIFE OF ADELE TURCOTTE
January 9, 2008
Daughter of Algoma Steel president is first student in recent memory to die in residence.
PROFS’ ERRORS PUT STUDENTS IN HOT WATER
January 9, 2008
Ryerson’s ombudsperson says professors’ mistakes are responsible for the mounting number of academic misconduct charges.
CUTS THREATEN NATIVE PROGRAM
January 9, 2008
Ryerson’s partnership program with the First Nations Technical Institute (FNTI) is on the brink of shutting down if the federal government follows up on proposed budget cuts.
RYERSON SHOPS FOR ITS FUTURE
January 9, 2008
School buys old Future Shop location and hopes to close deal on Church Street parking lot by the end of the month.
STUDENT KNOCKED OUT BY FALLING PIPE IN KERR HALL
November 28, 2007
A Ryerson student who was knocked out by a falling pole last week wants answers, but the school isn’t offering her any.
UNCOVERING RYERSON’S SECRET SECURITY AGENTS
November 28, 2007
After a series of hate crimes crippled campus in 2004, Ryerson security decided it needed more than just its regular uniformed patrol officers.
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