News briefs (Jan. 9)
January 9, 2002
News briefs for the week of Jan. 9
Category: News
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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.
Paris wows fashion students
January 9, 2002
Young designers sip cocktails with diplomats at Canadian Embassy
Imagine a great friend and you imagine her
November 28, 2001
Close your eyes and picture her: a petite girl (Sagittarius) with short, jet-black hair sitting across from you entirely aware and engaged.
News briefs (Nov. 28)
November 28, 2001
News briefs for the week of Nov. 28
Library to expand online content
November 28, 2001
A national project aimed at increasing university library resources will last longer than planned after organizers decided to extend the initiative indefinitely.
Student jailed in Tiananmen Falun Gong protest
November 28, 2001
A Ryerson continuing education student was one of 35 foreigners arrested in Tiananmen Square last Tuesday for publicly practising the band spiritual movement Falun Gong.
Activists to mount lawsuit against cops
November 28, 2001
The Ontario Common Front and the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty (OCAP) are preparing a file a class-action civil lawsuit against the Toronto Police for violating protesters’ civil rights during a rally last month.
Restaurant relaunch rocks Yonge-Dundas
November 28, 2001
The Hard Rock Café threw and old-fashioned rock and roll party at the corner of Yonge and Dundas Streets Monday to celebrate its grand reopening.
Prez predicts $25-million deficit
November 28, 2001
University prepares to launch task forces in January to decide where and when cuts will come
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
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