$25G PLUMBING BUMMER
March 2, 2005
Ruptured water pipe floods the Quad, leaves an 8x6-foot hole in its wake.
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TTC HIKE SPARES RYESAC PASSES
March 2, 2005
Despite a planned Toronto Transit Commission fee hike March 6, the price of RyeSAC's discounted Metropass will stay the same.
MIXED FEELINGS ON SPLIT OFFICE
March 2, 2005
Two campus service groups finally get space in new Student Campus Centre — but there's a catch.
COMMUNICATION BREAKDOWN
March 2, 2005
International students with English language problems feel misled by Diploma in Arts program.
CAFS TO OFFER HALAL DISHES
March 2, 2005
In an effort to increase the level of culturally-sensitive foods around campus, Halal food options are now available in the HUB and Pitman Hall cafeterias.
FANTINO: CKLN ‘HATE MONGERING’
March 2, 2005
Chief says CKLN anti-cop show hateful. Ryerson says they won't intervene.
CO-OP HOLDING BACK GRADS
March 2, 2005
Chemical engineering students need placements to graduate, but say the co-op service is failing them.
BLACK HISTORY MONTH IN THE PRESENT
February 16, 2005
It's February again and time for black history month. Reporter Joe Galiwango says it's "time for the kids, the grown-ups, blacks and non-blacks alike, to get soaked for 28 days in as much black knowledge as possible."
FRUSTRATED PROFESSOR WILL STAY PUT
February 16, 2005
Engineering professor Tal Ghorab just wants his students to wake up and grow up.
CLOTHING CONFLICT
February 16, 2005
Mysterious posters mocking RyePRIDE's "Jeans Day" ads turned up on campus this week, asking students to wear their shoes to show opposition to same-sex marriage.
RYE’S $500G WEB MAKEOVER
February 16, 2005
Ryerson's outdated website is taking bids for a $500,000 face lift.
BREAST CANCER WON’T STOP PROF
February 16, 2005
Prof prepares for chemo after being diagnosed with cancer in November.
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