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Construction from hell

September 10, 1997

Jay Waxman never imagined he'd be dodging power drills on rez move-in day

Tuition up, OSAP down: students feel the hit

September 10, 1997

The road to higher education for Ontario students has been cluttered with even more obstacles this fall

Coming to a theatre near you

September 10, 1997

Pass the popcorn — Ryerson students will soon be studying at the movies.

Student pub may face bulldozers

September 10, 1997

Ryerson students may be losing their favourite pub

Rocket ride reduction?

September 10, 1997

Commuting students may have an extra $23 a month to drop at the bar if Barbara Hall has her way.

Student charged with spanking gets the boot

September 10, 1997

A Ryerson student charged with spanking a man on campus won’t be back in classes because he doesn’t make the grade — academically.

Big bucks spent on Oakham

September 10, 1997

Campus centre a reality

More than McJobs

August 19, 1997

By Deborah Gardner The Liberals hope their Youth Employment Strategy will help cut unemployment lines for university students. But many could go back to long summers of serving fries. The government hopes its long awaited strategy will create up to 110,000 summer jobs and career-related internships for students. “This will help students to be more […]

Anime group suspended for non-Rye leader

By Shane Dingman A month ago RyeSAC’s Board of Directors recognized the Japanese Art Appreciation Society as an official RyeSAC student group. Last Thursday the board realized that it made a booboo. Martin Aziz, of University of Ryerson Anime, a club celebrating Japanese animation, sent a scathing letter to Leatrice Spevack, student groups coordinator. In […]

Operation Oakham

Ryerson leaves $1.5 million waiting for new campus centre

Complaints of prof span a decade

By Renata D’Aliesio A Ryerson photography professor has decided to go on sick leave after 10 years of complaints from students. The decision was made three weeks ago after administration received visits from students unhappy with professor Don Dickinson’s performance. “We didn’t hear any complaints this year until the dam bursts a couple of weeks […]

Students storm president’s office

By Renata D’Aliesio There was little breath left for chanting when students marched 14 flights of stairs to President Claude Lajeunesse’s office Tuesday afternoon. On the final leg of a Toronto protest against tuition hikes, students from U of T, McMaster, York and a few from Ryerson trekked up to the 13th floor of Jorgenson […]

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