VARSITY ATHLETES GIVE THEIR TWO CENTS
October 20, 2004
Varsity athelets are pumped for the RAC referendum.
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NO CAMPAIGN A NO-GO
October 20, 2004
The RAC referendum's 'No' campaign said it was shut out when the university tore down their posters, but the school said the campaign was inaccurate and didn't follow the rules.
NO WORRIES ABOUT LAWSUIT
October 20, 2004
Ryerson President Claude Lajeunesse said last week the university is not worried about being sued over the destruction of Lake Devo.
NOT ON CLAUDE 9
October 20, 2004
It may have been held in a new building, but those in attendance heard mostly old news at this year's State of the University speech given by Ryerson President Claude Lajeunesse last week.
NO ACCESS
October 20, 2004
If you see brightly coloured posters covering entranceways and stairs at Ryerson, be advised: This space is inaccessible.
ROSE REJECTS RYESAC CASH
October 20, 2004
A RyeSAC executive has refused to take the cash handout that gave two execs free on-campus residence.
ARRESTED FOR THREATS
October 20, 2004
A man was caught allegedly pinning hate literature on the Arab Students Association's office is now being charged.
BURSARY REMEMBERS SARS NURSE
October 13, 2004
A Ryerson nursing graduate who died of SARS has been honoured by a bursary.
GO GET YOUR MONEY, DUMMY
October 13, 2004
Money will be issued by the Used Book Room this week. Don't forget your cheque.
GROUPS TO MOVE MID-YEAR
October 13, 2004
Construction for the new student campus centre may be on track for its winter 2005 opening, but that's cold comfort for some student groups.
STUDENTS SAY YES TO RAC
October 13, 2004
On Feb. 20, 1985, Ryerson students gave the university the official go ahead to break ground and build what is now the Ryerson Athletic Complex.
EYE-NALYSIS: RYERSON PODIUM SCREW-UP
October 13, 2004
Jen Gerson explains how Ryerson screwed up when dealing with a piece of the Podium.
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