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RyeSAC Pulls Plug on Games Room

September 10, 2003

Students found themselves behind the eight ball last Tuesday when they discovered Ryerson's games room closed. Normally filled with pool sharks and pinball wizards, the room is now packed with used book buyers.

Union Finally Certified

September 10, 2003

After forming a union this summer Ryerson's teaching assistants are looking for a big pay increase as they return to classes.

Ryerson blacks out, staff helps out

August 28, 2003

Ryerson staff won praise from university researchers and organizers when a program for disabled youth went beyond the call of duty during last week's massive blackout.

TTC student discount approved

August 20, 2003

After years of lobbying, students will finally get a break on their monthly Metropass.

New business building lacking funds

August 20, 2003

Ryerson has approved a plan to build a new business building despite receiving only a fraction of the government funding it sought for the project.

Engineering tuition adds up

August 20, 2003

Engineering students have been hardest hit in the latest of tuition increases at Ryerson.

Student dough makes race car go

Ladies and gentlemen start your engines. The run to get more funding for Ryerson’s race car team has begun.

Student to fight in war

Abu Shahab is preparing to leave for Kuwait where he will fight alongside his father against Iraq.

Cheating scandal haunts prof

Ryerson professor Anastase Mastoras failed a group of students for cheating on an assignment. The students appealed, calling him a bad teacher. They won the appeal, and now Mastoras has had his course load cut in half.

Rye crushed by student applications

As Ryerson sifts through thousands of extra student applications this year, it faces a “crushing” workload, says the head of the admissions department.

SARS fear spreads across campus

Concerns over a potentially deadly and highly contagious virus that is sweeping the globe have caused Ryerson to cancel all nursing classes and hospital placements.

Rye will renew magazine, dean says

The dean of the faculty of communication and design has squashed speculation that he is considering axing the Ryerson Review of Journalism.

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