RAC-RYESAC REMATCH ON SLATE
March 16, 2005
Sports and Recreation needs more money, and Dave Dubois has to find it.
OP-ED: What’s happening in Iran? 90 million held hostage
BREAKING: TMSU Fall 2025 by-election executives vote declared null and void by CRO
BREAKING: Show me the money! Independent investigation of TMSU reveals over $1.4 million in mismanaged funds
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RECRUITING AND LOOTING
March 16, 2005
Men's hockey and volleyball look to other leagues to help recruit for the 2005-2006 OUA season.
BASKETBALL COACH BOUNCED
March 16, 2005
With one win in two years, Patrick Williams has been moved to a different position within Sports and Recreation.
SAYING GOODBYE TO BABY
March 16, 2005
A few days after International Women's Day, "mom" aborted her 6-week fetus. She was encouraged to write about her experience as part of the healing process.
GEE GOLLY GOSH IT’S RYEHIGH ’55
March 16, 2005
The Eyeopener's film critic Jonathan Popalis takes us on a tour of old Ryerson in Career College.
SPIKE LIGHTS UP THE JOINT
March 16, 2005
Acclaimed filmmaker Spike Lee offered insight and advice to Ryerson students Monday night.
NEW BUILDING, NEW BUSINESSES
March 16, 2005
The Student Campus Centre is encouraging student entrepreneurs to present their business plans if they're interested in setting up retail spaces in the building.
JETSGO GROUNDS STUDENT
March 16, 2005
Lindsay Harris confirmed her weekend flight back home to Winnipeg with a Jetsgo sales representative the night the company announced bankruptcy.
MAXWELL DEPORTED
March 16, 2005
CKLN volunteer Wendy Maxwell Edwards spent her last night on Canadian soil alone in a Milton jail cell.
FLU OUTBREAK: RYE’S PLAN FOR PANDEMIC
March 16, 2005
Most medical experts say the real question is not if such a thing will happen, but when.
‘HE WAS A MAD COOL GUY’
March 16, 2005
After hearing Alexander Christoff was a soccer fan, on a whim, I went down to the RAC to see if anybody playing soccer knew the recently killed Ryerson student.
FAMILY MOURNS YOUNGEST SON
March 16, 2005
Shaking slightly at times and growing more emotional as he spoke, 29-year-old Michael Christoff had difficulty finishing his sentences as he talked for the first time about his slain brother.
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