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Security withholds alleged perv’s description

October 18, 2000

Security has received two reports of a male student behaving suspiciously in the library, and while Ryerson security has banned the individual from the facility, they haven’t released his description to the public.

Professor shortage delays start of architecture courses

October 18, 2000

Six students in the fourth year of Ryerson’s architecture program missed more than a month of two required courses because there weren’t professors to teach them.

Mideast tensions hit Ryerson University

October 18, 2000

As tensions escalated into bloodshed in the Middle East, a poster war on campus reminded the Ryerson community that the hostility between Israelis and Palestinians isn’t so far away.

Crash victim’s family pushes for air-bag probe

October 18, 2000

Social work instructor Karol Steinhouse was killed in what appeared to be a harmless fender-bender last March. Now her husband, who’s setting up a scholarship fund in her name, wants an inquest called to analyze air-bag safety.

Professor reviews work of suicide consellors

October 18, 2000

Many people who contemplate suicide reach out to someone for help, and Ryerson’s Carol Stuart wants to make sure the people they turn to are properly trained.

Police chase tears through campus

October 18, 2000

A midafternoon police chase that ripped through the heart of Ryerson’s campus Tuesday ended in a crash at Dundas and Victoria Streets, metres from the Tim Hortons coffee shop.

Fuel Station assault case pushed back

October 11, 2000

The trial of a Ryerson student charged with assault after a fight outside the Fuel Station has been moved to Oct. 27.

Ryerson security botches warning

October 11, 2000

Personnel problems lead to two-week delay in notifying students of lewd library behaviour.

Building salesman on Ryerson board

October 11, 2000

University officials will not show their hand, but they have an in at 111 Gerrard St. E.

Hockey violence at the crossroads

October 11, 2000

The McSorley ruling has once again sparked debate over fighting’s role in the NHL, an issue Canadian university dealt with 13 years ago. .

Security locks rooms after gifts found

October 11, 2000

Gifts left in some journalism students’ folders prompted Ryerson security to close two rooms in the Rogers Communications Centre for about three hours last Friday afternoon.

Cash means mentors for students

October 11, 2000

$470,000 gift will fund program for international and non-English-speaking undergrads.

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