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PARTING SHOT

Faculty and students mourned the death of beloved Image Arts professor Don Dickinson.

BUT WHAT ABOUT METROPOLIS? WILL IT BE DONE?

The hammering, banging, drilling and general karmic disturbance emanating from the Metropolis shopping and theatre complex will soon come to an end.

TYING UP LOOSE ENDS

Eric Lam winds up the biggest headlines of the year.

EX-STUDENT LEADS CONTROVERSIAL FREE SPEECH FIGHT; CALLED RACIST

A former Ryerson student who is challenging the Canadian Human Rights Act is simply mirroring notorious white supremacist Ernst Zündel, according to a human rights lawyer.

BARTENDER SLIPS, FALLS, SUES RYERSON

A former bartender is suing Ryerson after an accident on campus that cost him his job.

RYE GRAD KILLED IN AFGHANISTAN

A Ryerson graduate was one of six soldiers killed in Afghanistan in the bloodiest day for Canadian armed forces since the Korean War.

SCC OPERATING AGREEMENT SIGNED, FOREVER, FINALLY

The Student Campus Centre (SCC) Operating Agreement has finally been signed after two years of setbacks and false starts

LAYTON SPEAKS ON CLIMATE CHANGE AT RYE

Jack Layton, leader of the federal New Democratic Party had something to applaud the federal government for last Thursday.

PYRO DAY GIVES STUDENTS A BLAST

Last weekend, 19 Ryerson students took a field trip to a small town, where they made bombs, blew up a car, shot a fire hose, then some burgers for lunch and went home.

ACCUSATIONS OF CHEATING WON’T STOP ONLINE VOTING

Despite accusations that a Board of Governors candidate hijacked another student’s computer to vote for himself last week, Ryerson will continue using online voting for boar elections.

RSU STANDS IN SOLIDARITY WITH SIX NATIONS PROTEST

Last week, the students' union drove two hours out to Caledonia in order to show its support for the contentious native land claim.

$95,000-A-YEAR JOB STILL VACANT

A $95,000-a-year internal position at Ryerson has remained unfilled for more than four months. Why?

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