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Slave auction banned

November 24, 1999

Student fundraiser forced to cancel, despite attempts to appease complainant

Strikers ask students for cafeteria boycott

November 24, 1999

Aramark employees from Oshawa picket Ryerson

Students fear cuts mean higher tuition

November 24, 1999

By Jessie Stones Julia Whyte is only 16 years old and already she’s worried about paying her university tuition. The 12th-grader at Leaside High School in East York is one of many students in Ontario who will face an economic catastrophe if the Harris government’s reported $800-million cuts to education are realized. “I don’t really […]

The naked truth behind full disclosure

November 17, 1999

U of T is aiming to get clothing manufacturers to show where their goods are made. Will Ryerson follow suit?

Professor drives out illegal parking

November 17, 1999

Business instructor continues campaign despite harassment complaints

Web site sells Ryerson degrees

November 17, 1999

School to talk to lawyers as fakes distributed from untraceable island

Rent control urged to end housing woes

November 17, 1999

Opposition criticizes government's inaction

School to set policy on computer misconduct

November 17, 1999

By Tim Cook It will be at least another month before Ryerson will have a policy on what can — and can’t — be done with school computers. A subcommittee of academic council has been working on a policy for two years and produced a draft policy on information technology access and acceptable use, which […]

Rye complaints procedure gets failing grade

November 17, 1999

By Steve Petrick When it comes to harassment offices in Ontario universities, Ryerson seems to be the worst-ranked. The university’s harassment office is understaffed, say staff members at similar offices at other universities. Paddy Stamp, director of the sexual harassment office at the University of Toronto, said Ryerson had a small office even before the […]

Emotions vary on harassment office

November 17, 1999

Groups seem more concerned than students about restructuring

Ex-prof award gets go-ahead

November 17, 1999

RyeSAC accepts offer after school rejects prostitute's award

Former RESS prez appears in court

November 10, 1999

By Hamida Ghafour A Ryerson student charged with robbing two banks in Toronto made another court appearance last week. Mark St. Pierre, 26, a third-year engineering student and former president of Ryerson’s engineering student society, appeared at Old City Hall court last Friday, but his case has been put off until Nov. 26. St. […]

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