A battle for student loyalty
September 23, 1998
Cola companies are knocking on the doors of universities across Canada with multi-million dollar deals in their pockets, and many cash-strapped schools are letting them in.
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Marks for cash scam: Centennial prof charged
September 23, 1998
Students taking a math course in summer school at Centennial were approached by their professor, who allegedly asked for cash in exchange for better grades.
Pepsi says it lost Rye cola deal
September 23, 1998
Pepsi says it will not be the choice of the next generation at Ryerson, though administration says they have not yet given exclusive selling rights to any cola company.
CFS sued over Travel Cuts ownership
September 23, 1998
The University of Western Ontario’s student council launched a lawsuit to determine who owns the discount travel company, a group of student councils or current owner, the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) lobby group.
RyeSAC taps into Molson
September 23, 1998
Ryerson’s student council got $7,500 from Molson Breweries for use of a modified logo promoting Ryerson.
CKLN vote may be delayed
September 23, 1998
CKLN may have missed its chance to ask students for more money this fall.
Summer scrapbook
September 16, 1998
A few things that happened during your vacation.
Building on Oakham’s success
September 16, 1998
All it took was more than $500,000 in renovations for Oakham to make $22,000 last year.
Fifty and free
September 16, 1998
Realizing that nothing attracts attention like a free lunch, Ryerson held a community barbecue to kick off its 50th anniversary celebrations this year.
Cash flows to high-tech degrees
September 16, 1998
Ryerson’s high-tech programs will receive a cash lift thanks to an initiative announced by the Ontario government.
Planned referendum not the first
September 16, 1998
Tucked away in a narrow hallway in Jorgenson Hall’s lower ground, CKLN is on air even when Ryerson is closed.
CKLN airs a distress signal
September 16, 1998
CKLN will be in a precarious financial situation if Ryerson students don’t agree to a proposed referendum to increase their contribution to the radio station.
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