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Graduate degrees proposed for Rye

October 7, 1998

Degrees in communication and culture, spatial analysis and environmental management are in the approval and planning stages. The first two grad programs will be run with York University and the University of Toronto.

Computer upgrades create traffic jams in labs

October 7, 1998

Students can look forward to going on-line rather than standing in line after the upgrades were made in the computer labs across campus.

Student centre shops a possibility

October 7, 1998

RyeSAC’s proposal to add retail space to the planned Student Campus Centre is being challenged by the centre’s director of student activities, Ken Jones.

Choir says budget cuts unfair

October 7, 1998

The Oakham House Choir is singing the blues this year.

RyeSAC may sell smokes in pub

October 7, 1998

Students may no longer have to trek to the convenience store when they run out of smokes in Oakham House.

RyeSAC forces union to find new home

October 7, 1998

The industrial engineering course union has no place to go next September.

Ryerson regurgitates 50 years: Alumni Club

September 30, 1998

It’s a fairly select club that lists amongst its members a cop-bashing journalist, a fashion designer whose clothes are worn by the rich and famous and the two guys who designed the original Club Monaco store.

Riding the Money Train

September 30, 1998

It’s not secret that tuition has gone through the roof as the decades have gone by, but it’s interesting to note that us students are just as apathetic today as we were during the disco era.

All grown up now

September 30, 1998

Caroline Alphonso takes a look at 50 years of Ryerson.

Federal sector work seen dull: study

September 30, 1998

Canadian university students don’t want to work for the federal government.

Ontario’s fee deregulation called ‘test case’ for Canada

September 30, 1998

The Tory government’s deregulation of tuition fees is a “test case” for the rest of the country, said the Canadian Federation of Students lobby group.

I want to believe!

September 30, 1998

In the past 50 years, Ryerson’s student government has had it all: gender politics, scandal, criminal activity and impeachments. The people who have run — whether they have won or not — have certainly left their mark.

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