Social work student appeared ready to tackle life
November 1, 2000
Ryerson community among the 300 mourners at Kingston funeral for classmate
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Grads watch world from Rye lab
October 25, 2000
Spatial analysis centre allows students to track environmental and demographical trends.
Campus alley site of botched assault
October 25, 2000
Police have arrested and charged a 21-year-old man in connection with an attempted sexual assault that occurred early Monday morning in O’Keefe Lane, behind the Ryerson bookstore.
Critics slam new education policies
October 25, 2000
Students caught scamming money from provincial student loans will face some hefty fines — up to $25,000 for the individuals and $100,000 for corporations — now that the provincial government has introduced tougher OSAP fraud legislation.
RyeSAC worker receives critical, unsigned e-mail
October 25, 2000
A RyeSAC official has consulted the university’s harassment office after receiving a nasty e-mail from the South Asian Alliance, a maverick former student group.
Cops cuff student at anti-Harris rally
October 25, 2000
A first-year Ryerson urban regional planning student was one of six people arrested after an afternoon of peaceful protesting erupted into a ten-minute clash with police.
Generous donors to sit in official Rye chairs
October 25, 2000
Six third-year interior design students compete to built a gift for the university’s sponsors.
Architecture students wants a refund
October 25, 2000
Landscape architecture students who missed two of their classes for more than a month because they had no professors want a chunk of their tuition back.
Ryerson thanks Rogers with reception
October 18, 2000
Ryerson staff and students gathered in the building that bears his name to once again thank Ted Rogers for his $10 million donation to the university, which was originally announced in June.
University’s graduate students gain right to appeal
October 18, 2000
More than a month after Ryerson opened its doors to the first class of graduate students, the university has established a process for them to appeal their grades.
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.
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