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TRAVEL’S THE TICKET

Popular profesor hosts forum on the tricks of the trade for travelling while in school.

FACE-TO-FACE WITH OUR NEIGHBOURS

Sheldon Levy dreams of a Ryerson that can transform the community around it.

BUSINESS SCHOOL TO BE MASTER OF ITS DOMAIN

School of Business will offer graduate degrees this fall — but can it compete with the big boys?

DEMYSTIFYING MOHAMMED

Lecturer "connects" with community by discussing Prophet's contributions to society.

SCC DRAMA GETS LEGAL

The battle for control over the Student Campus Centre went to the courts last week, but students will have to wait before a decision is made.

LEWIS INSPIRES IN ON-CAMPUS LECTURE

United Nations envoy visits Ryerson and speaks to a packed house about the AIDS epidemic in Africa.

ARCHITECTURE GRADS SLAM PROJECTED PROGRAM CHANGES

Ryerson architecture alumni are not impressed with faculty-initiated alterations.

NURSING STUDENTS SHUT OUT BY STRIKE

Some students in Ryerson's collaborative nursing program find themselves excluded from their practical placements and worried they'll be spending the summer making up for lost time/

DEVO RETURNS IN STYLE

Staff, students and citizens celebrate reopening of university landmark after three years off ice.

EX-STUDENT OUTFITS THE BODY POLITIC

Former RTA student uses T-shirts, pins and puns to get Canadians interested in federal politics.

MODEL UN TEAM SCORES AT CONTINENTAL COMPETITION

Ryerson squad outdoes all but one delegation at North American competition.

COURT APPEARANCE FOR CRASH SUSPECTS RESCHEDULED

The first court appearance for first-year student Wang-Piao Dumani Ross has been rescheduled for March 23.

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