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RYERSON STUDENTS JAM COKE’S FAX LINES

University students across Ontario caused fax-machine gridlock at the main offices of soft-drink giants Coca-Cola and Pepsi last Wednesday.

THEATRE STUDENTS VICTIMS OF GERRARD STREET PARKING GARAGE SMASH-N-GRABS

About a year ago, theatre production student Mike Caruso parked his car in his usual spot in the parking garage at 40 Gerrard St. and went to set up for a show.

NASTY E-MAILS TARGET NORA

RSU president-elect Nora Loreto was repeatedly attacked through chain e-mail during this year's election.

SURVEY SAYS: GRADUATING STUDENTS SICK OF THE RYERSON RUN-AROUND

If phone calls to Ryerson asking for help leave you fuming, you are not alone.

RYERSON SUITS HARRY ROSEN JUST FINE

At least one member of Ryerson’s Board of Governors will be showing up to meetings in style.

STUDENTS MAKEOUT FOR THE SAKE OF ART

More than 120 people came to school last Saturday to Makeout! and help Ryan Hughes with his homework.

SCC DEAL WAITING APPROVAL OF $500,000 DONOR

The last group needed to sign the Student Campus Centre operating agreement has been holding out until its interests were recognized in print.

NO AUTUMN READING WEEK FOR RYERSON

Carleton and Ottawa University have held referendums pushing for a fall break, but Ryerson is saying it can't happen here.

TTC EXPANSION WILL HELP COMMUTERS; POTENTIALLY RAISE METROPASS PRICES

Students who commute to Ryerson from the suburbs could see their travel times cut by a planned subway extension to York University. However, the same investment could lead to a rise in Metropass prices.

RYERSON PARTNERS WITH ABORIGINAL COMMUNITIES

February 7, 2007

Ryerson is the only university volunteering in a partnership that aims to help 30 aboriginal communities in Ontario.

STUDENTS STILL MEXICO-BOUND DESPITE RECENT SHOOTINGS

February 7, 2007

While Canadian authorities debate slapping travel advisories on regions of Mexico in light of the recent deaths and injuries of Canadian tourists, students at Ryerson are still clinging to their reading week plans for a relaxing vacation in the tourist hot spot.

THE NIGHT I SLEPT WITH RSU

February 7, 2007

On Monday members of the Ryerson Students Union slept outside Kerr Hall for a “freeze for fees” campout to rally support for the February 7th National Day of Action.

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