Prez pondered suing magazine
September 13, 2000
But now he Frankly doesn't care about slanted story.
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A healthier centre
September 13, 2000
Asbestos deposits in Ryerson’s Health Centre forced the university to gut the Kerr Hall offices this summer and complete some much-needed renovations.
University’s pioneer mediator says goodbye
September 13, 2000
With a little help from her friend Andy, Rye's first ombud Liz Hoffman leaves some big shoes to fill
New rules control rowdy paraders
September 1, 2000
The picnic was tame, despite one student being sent to the hospital.
Ryerson library plugging into electronic future
August 23, 2000
New book room boss wants to make sure students log on to its newest strength—e-facts
Director Aborts Conference
August 23, 2000
James Cameron, world-renowened director and Mars enthusiast, was forced to cancel his plans to attend the International Mars Society Conference held at Ryerson just two weeks before the event.
Would-be martians land on campus
August 23, 2000
A conference of Mars enthusiasts fuels dreams of one day visiting the Red Planet
Former dean of arts climbs Jorgenson tower
August 23, 2000
From the 13th floor v.p. academic's office, Errol Aspevig plans to stay the course in the face of change.
Under their covers
August 23, 2000
We take a peek inside your SAC to find out what turns on these political bedfellows.
Tuition freeze examined
April 5, 2000
Committee members say they’ve been advised by Ryerson’s number crunchers to increase tuition in deregulated programs, like computer science, engineering and other professional programs, by $300. Administrators emphasize that’s a small increase, compared to some universities.
Rye to barely snag cash
April 5, 2000
The recently announced provincial performance fund, which splits $16.5-million among universities according to how each performs in three categories, rewards schools that produce successful graduates.
Rye left out of Garden bids
April 5, 2000
Ryerson president Claude Lajeunesse said there has been no progress since the E-mail, which outlined the university’s interest in the Gardens for “classroom and residence space and a permanent home for [Ryerson’s] hockey team.” But neither he nor Grayson ruled out the possibility that future plans could include Ryerson.
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