News briefs for the week of Jan. 23
January 23, 2002
News briefs for the week of Jan. 23
Category: News
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Budget wars looming
January 23, 2002
The tension between RyeSAC and Ryerson administration is growing as the spectre of a $4 million to $6 million budget cut hangs over the campus.
Muslims think outside the Mosque
January 23, 2002
Ryerson’s Muslim Student Association is debating the next step in its fight for prayer space after the administration rejected their mediation request yesterday.
Rye gives props to protesters
January 23, 2002
The upcoming national student day of action got some action of its own last Tuesday as Ryerson’s academic council overwhelmingly passed a motion to support the Feb. 6 event.
So what if they fight like girls?
January 23, 2002
The atmosphere is getting “tense” around the office as Daren Cooney and Alex Lisman engage in a political duel for the throne of RyeSAC.
Beer has no place in radio station
January 23, 2002
An early-morning drinking session in the basement studios of CKLN that left the station cluttered with broken beer bottles may result in the immediate firing of several staff.
Torstar squatting on Ryerson campus
January 23, 2002
After almost a year distributing free papers, The Eyeopener has discovered that The Toronto Star has no right to be on Ryerson’s campus.
The doctor is not in
January 23, 2002
A Ryerson student was told to come back and make an appointment after trying to get the morning-after pill from the campus Health Centre last week.
RyeSAC executive hopefuls: Posse out!
January 23, 2002
Get to know the candidates running for the RyeSAC executive committee.
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.
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