RyeSAC executive hopefuls: Posse out!
January 23, 2002
Get to know the candidates running for the RyeSAC executive committee.
Category: News
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Racist graffiti stains campus image
January 16, 2002
Ryerson contacts police and promises no-tolerance policy to crack down on hate crimes
Business services face axe
January 16, 2002
Ryerson Business Consulting Services, a 29-year-old staple of the school of business, may be going under in the wake of the University’s recent budget cuts.
Fees statements still way offline
January 16, 2002
It will be at least two years before fees statements start making sense, said a Ryerson administrator.
Pipeline cuts into Pitman sleep
January 16, 2002
While Pitman Hall residents will soon be able to sleep a little more soundly, the rest of Ryerson will have to cope with construction chaos for at least a few more months.
Sons of Sam revive bankrupt store
January 16, 2002
Bobby and Jason Sniderman, sons of the founder of the chain, signed a contract to become the new owners of the store at 347 Yonge St. late in the afternoon last Thursday.
Image Arts crops the class
January 16, 2002
Changes in the course curriculum for Communication and Design programs have sparked outcry amongst Image Arts students.
Mums the word from Moriyama architects
January 16, 2002
Ryerson officially announced last week that Moriyama and Teshima Architects will design the highly-anticipated Centre for Computing and Engineering, but has told the firm not to comment on what stage that project is in.
Rye picks firm to design much-awaited building
January 9, 2002
Ryeson wants hot-shot architect to make statement in the community
‘The Dream’ guards against attacks on Muslims
January 9, 2002
Toronto Raptors star Hakeem Olajuwon told a Ryerson theatre packed with members of Toronto’s Muslim community to remain united and “take the lead” in light of the events of Sept. 11, last Saturday.
News briefs (Jan. 9)
January 9, 2002
News briefs for the week of Jan. 9
Evening Childcare eliminated
January 9, 2002
Ryerson’s evening childcare program — where parents leave their children for $3 an hour while attending late classes — has been eliminated.
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