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Deans afraid of prof-raiding, says Ryerson exec

November 20, 2002

Ryerson deans are afraid that other universities will steal professors from their faculties, the university’s vice-president academic told the Finance Committee last week.

Board proposes solutions

November 13, 2002

After three hours of secret discussion on Monday, the RyeSAC Board of Directors produced a long list of ideas on how RyeSAC can deal with the crisis brought on by Sajjad Wasti’s letter that accused the group’s managers and executives of being corrupt.

Classroom space cut back for double cohort

November 13, 2002

A recent decision to shut down four classrooms has left one professor fuming and hundreds of students inconvenienced and confused.

RyeSAC board exonerates rogue v.p.

November 13, 2002

An effort by the RyeSAC president to impeach a member of his executive met with a crushing defeat on Monday night at the RyeSAC Board of Directors meeting.

Mag says Ryerson is on the rise

November 13, 2002

In an ego-boost to our cash-strapped institution, Ryerson has been ranked the number one primarily-undergraduate Canadian university for providing the leaders of tomorrow.

Caught in the crossfire

November 6, 2002

Surrounded by controversy, RyeSAC v.p. Crystal Adair ponders her future

Students march against free trade pact

November 6, 2002

Hundreds of students marched in Toronto last Thursday to protest the seventh summit of the Free Trade Area of the Americas.

RyeSAC v.p. faces impeachment

November 6, 2002

A RyeSAC vice-president is a board of directors’ vote away from being kicked out of office after he called RyeSAC management “corrupt” and “nepotistic” in an open letter last week.

Party leads to student eviction

November 6, 2002

Three Ryerson students are facing eviction from their Neill-Wycik town house because they refuse to let the building’s board split them up.

The man behind the outrage

November 6, 2002

Today, as RyeSAC’s vice-president finance and services, Wasti is a familiar face around campus, particularly since his very public attack on RyeSAC last week.

Ryerson president may face libel suit

November 6, 2002

Members of the RyeSAC executive are considering suing Ryerson’s president, a RyeSAC executive and a campus newspaper in the wake of a controversial letter released to the Ryerson community last week.

Conference attacks hate

November 6, 2002

Yelling doesn’t do anything to make people more tolerant, Zahra Dhanani told a capacity crowd at last week’s Bent on Change II conference

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