Engineer police to judge degrees
October 4, 2000
Faculty says it expects to pass accreditation with flying colours
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Business faculty aims to chart own course
October 4, 2000
Though many programs are benefiting from new construction projects, business has been overlooked once again. Is independence the next step?
Jorgenson Hall to be shut down over Thanksgiving weekend
October 4, 2000
Electrical system to be shut down for $135,000 in maintenance
Professor shortage looms over Ontario
October 4, 2000
Migrating profs and exploding retirement numbers could leave the province’s universities teacherless
Student hit during cop chase
October 4, 2000
Second-year Ryerson dancer suffers minor injuries after being hit by a car fleeing police
Bag O’ Crime
September 27, 2000
A few more news stories from the past week
Engineers join international association
September 27, 2000
Ryerson now has its own chapter of the International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineers
Researchers snag $1-M
September 27, 2000
Safer water and fuel-efficient motors could come after large gifts to seven Rye professors
Tory task force to examine university administrators
September 27, 2000
Five-member committee to make sure Ontario post-secondary school’s are being run fat-free
Extra cash means more student jobs
September 27, 2000
Campus employment is a little easier to find after Rye doubles Work Study funding
Wear and tear adds up
September 27, 2000
Aged buildings would cost $54-million to repair—if there was cash to do it
Eye on Rye
September 27, 2000
A little more campus news.
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