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COMMUNITY GROUPS ENCOURAGE NATIVE WOMEN TO SPEAK UP

Violence against Native women often goes unsolved. Some accuse officials of ignoring the problem.

BRING THE TROOPS HOME

Students urge federal government to get troops out of Afghanistan and Iraq.

KEEP UP FIGHT AGAINST TERROR, POWELL URGES

Former Secretary of State speaks to 2,500-plus crowd, calls on Canada to stay-the-course in Afghanistan.

CONVENIENCE STORE IN WORKS

Students could be grabbing a bag of chips and checking their lottery numbers in between classes if a study of locations for an on-campus convenience store goes well.

ROSE AND SALTER STIR YORKU

The presidents of Ryerson's two student unions have found themselves at the centre of a York University student election controversy.

DISABLED CAN ENJOY SEX: FORUM

Joeanne Horvat Kean was shocked when she saw a recent television advertising campaign for Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD).

ACCESS GRANTED: FOI EXTENDS TO RYE

Ontario universities will be included in the Freedom of Information Act this June for the first time since 1988.

LEVY AND RECORDMAN CONTINUE COURTING

As part of his master plan, President Sheldon Levy has reached out to Toronto, urging businesses and the private sector to get involved in plans to modify Ryerson.

PRIZES AND BETTER HEALTH FOR QUITTING SMOKING

Although none of the 250 contestants in the six-week Let's Make a Deal contest quit smoking for good, the contest was called a success.

CHILD CARE A PRIORITY ON WOMEN’S DAY

International Women's Day marked by celebration of the female spirit, condemnation of violence and poverty, a huge increase over last year's turnout.

DIVINE DISCUSSION HELD ON CAMPUS

Event brings faith-based campus groups together to discuss natural disasters and their connections to the religions of the world.

TANTRUM OVER TUITION

A sea of yellow picket signs surrounded the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities' main office last Thursday.

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