DAY CARE DILEMMA
November 29, 2006
Ryerson's day care has a two-year-long waiting list. What do students have to do to get their children some quality nap time?
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LITTLE CASH ON THE PRAIRIE
November 29, 2006
Students at Ryerson can look to Manitoba with envy come tax time next year.
HATE E-MAILS RECEIVED BY PSA
November 29, 2006
Ryerson student sends threatening e-mail to the Pakistani Student Association.
Hundreds killed, maimed for PS3s
November 22, 2006
By Michael Camu … actually, one was shot in Connecticut in the battle for Sony’s newest and priciest game console. But for two Toronto residents, the PS3 craze came just short of ending a friendship.
Student groups irked by marketing company
November 22, 2006
By Josephine Lim Maurice Cacho News Editor The student responsible for fundraising at the Ryerson Dragonboat Team is upset with the marketing firm he worked with.
Getting grades, work to the grave
November 22, 2006
By Stacey Askew With older generations keeping a death grip on jobs, can Ryerson students expect turnover to open up spots in the job market?
Flu shots now available at Rye
November 22, 2006
By Patrick Szpak Melissa Matton wants Rye students to shoot-up…with a flu inoculation that is.
Foreign territory
November 22, 2006
By Maurice Cacho Admin claims womens’ bathroom gets too busy, men lose only restroom floor.
Aramark exploiting monopoly
November 22, 2006
By Jesse McLean Food service provider sucking Ryerson dry with extra charges, labour overtime and minimum orders. What does it take to have a decent party around here?
Beer giants ‘tag’* Ram
November 22, 2006
By Josh Wingrove Associate News Editor New beer ads sprayed on Ram walls bring in revenue and create more atmosphere, SCC manager says.
TALKS STALL FOR REFERENDA POLICY
November 15, 2006
By Jill Langlois The students’ union failed to re-negotiate policy when it expired in 2004; now, new faces and reluctance from administration to give power to students is putting negotiations on ice.
KEEP YOUR ASS IN THE SEAT
November 15, 2006
By Josh Wingrove Associate News Editor A Ryerson chair claims retention rates are improving, but Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities’ data show otherwise. What leads to retention data, and what is Ryerson doing to keep its students?
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