Prez predicts $25-million deficit
November 28, 2001
University prepares to launch task forces in January to decide where and when cuts will come
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News briefs for the week of Nov. 21
November 21, 2001
Muslim students protesting a lack of prayer space attend a religious service in the Quad last Friday afternoon.
Students take action call to heart
November 21, 2001
RACA reps moved to help needy after Mandela speech
Cisco Systems plugs into the classroom
November 21, 2001
Learn about Ryerson’s newest master’s program, a one-year course in computer networks sponsored by Cisco Systems, an American computer company that designs hardware for the Internet.
Dissenting voices band together for a common goal
November 21, 2001
The bleet of an old brass trumpet danced with the soft thump of a wood hand drum.
University takes edge off cash slash
November 21, 2001
Large across-the-board cuts have been eliminated as an option in the university’s bid to save between $4 million and $6 million, v.p. administration and student affairs Linda Grayson said Tuesday.
Ryerson hears Lion of Africa roar
November 21, 2001
Nelson Mandela came to Ryerson to receive an honorary degree.
Top security at Rye for Mandela visit
November 14, 2001
Nelson Mandela will be surrounded by a VIP detachment of RCMP officers working closely with Toronto Police during his honorary-degree reception at Ryerson on Saturday.
A vision for Jorgenson etched in glass
November 14, 2001
Jorgenson Hall is slated to be renovated after Sterling Finlayson Architects completed a proposal for the project
RyeSAC remedies election oversight
November 14, 2001
RyeSAC will add two seats to its board of directors after a staffer discovered an administrative blunder committed during last year’s elections
Ground broken on GCM’s new home
November 14, 2001
The ground breaking at the future site of the graphics communication management building was enough to make Mary Black smile.
Admin and students on side for laptop program
November 14, 2001
After two years of negotiations, information technology management administration and student representatives have agreed to implement curriculum changes for a controversial mandatory laptop program.
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