Arab groups a go go
November 20, 2002
Two Arab student groups were established at Ryerson last week without knowing of each others’ existence.
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VP Wasti walks away
November 20, 2002
RyeSAC executive Sajjad Wasti put an end to three weeks of bitter and divisive controversy by submitting his resignation to the board of directors at an emergency meeting Monday night.
Defiant Rebick takes it to the streets
November 20, 2002
Judy Rebick had a harsh message for Concordia University’s Board of Governors last Friday, when they tried to stop her from speaking to students about the Middle East conflict. “We will not be silenced.”
RFA Showdown
November 20, 2002
On December 11, the Ryerson Faculty Association will choose a new leader. Joe Friesen looks at the two candidates and what they bring to the table.
“It’s not over”
November 20, 2002
Recently resigned RyeSAC executive Sajjad Wasti says he is considering running for president.
Mending RyeSAC’s tattered fences
November 20, 2002
No matter how much former RyeSAC colleagues Sajjad Wasti and Darren Cooney have disagreed in the past five weeks, it seems they’ve both decided it’s time to move on.
RyeSAC condemns possible Iraqi war
November 20, 2002
Students who attended RyeSAC’s semi-annual general meeting voted in favour of a controversial motion to officially oppose any war against Iraq.
Bidding shutout alarms union rep
November 20, 2002
Unionized caretakers are not landing new contracts for custodial services in Ryerson’s new buildings, says a union executive from CUPE Local 233.
Students board TTC savings train
November 20, 2002
Ryerson students will save at least $10 on monthly passes starting in 2003 after the TTC approved a new deal for students last Wednesday at City Hall.
Email prank creates chaos
November 20, 2002
Tempers are flaring at Ryerson’s Jewish student association, Hillel, with members accusing their former president of sending false emails using the group’s name.
TA union drive halted
November 20, 2002
A disagreement about which academic assistants are eligible voters could delay the final result on whether or not to unionize until January of 2003.
Crime 101
November 20, 2002
A new program in organized crime teaches students the ins and outs of the mob
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