BREAKING: Student and faculty groups sign letters demanding TMU protect community from ‘Jewish patrol group’

BREAKING: Student and faculty groups sign letters demanding TMU protect community from ‘Jewish patrol group’

Toronto to see a ‘Swift’ shift in the city’s economy

Toronto to see a ‘Swift’ shift in the city’s economy

‘The game was missing you’: Emily Porteous’ long-awaited return to the Bold

‘The game was missing you’: Emily Porteous’ long-awaited return to the Bold

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Loan error costs students

September 24, 2003

Students who went to the Financial Assistance office prior to Sept. 10 found out they couldn't submit the necessary forms to put student loan payments on hold while they got more education, instead they learned they would have to return at a later date once Ministry of Education computer problems were fixed.

Banned group responds

September 24, 2003

Second-year engineering student Chris Pang made the switch about six months ago. His mother is not happy that he no longer joins his family for Sunday morning service at their Anglican Church. Instead, he gathers in an auditorium at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Educationwith other Toronto Church of Christ members in what he feels is a more loving, and accepting atmosphere.

Faculty Accounts Spammed

September 24, 2003

Ryerson is developing a new e-mail filtering system as part of its constant fight against spam

Claude on Money, Politics

September 24, 2003

Ryerson President Claude Lajeunesse refuses to make a public foray into the provincial election campaign but he hopes his backroom lobbying will bear financial fruit once a new government is elected.

PR class cut for journalists

September 17, 2003

The Ryerson journalism school is killing its public relations course, despite the fact that more than half of journalism graduates end up working in the field.

SOLUTION DOESN’T SIT WELL

September 17, 2003

Ryerson administrators have "absolutely" responded to the issue of overcrowding in the Carlton cinemas.

Debaters Harvard bound

September 12, 2003

They'll do anything for an opportunity to try out heir rhetorical skills. Even sleep at the feet of Harvard University students to save on accommodation costs.

Rye’s riding heats up

September 12, 2003

"This grandma's going to fight like hell!" said NDP candidate Gene Lara, a 64-year-old grandmother, who got Monday's Toronto Centre-Rosedale candidates debate off to a sensational start with remarks that made even seasoned political animals like Liberal George Smitherman and Tory John Adams jump.

Vote splits RyeSAC

September 12, 2003

The VoteEducation campaign at Ryerson University will exclusively promote left-wing politics, say some members of the Ryerson Students' Administrative council.

Gym Shorts

September 12, 2003

If you want to be physically active this year, there are plenty of opportunities. Intramural games are played in many conventional sports like basketball, soccer, and volleyball. But you could also take up rowing (new to Ryerson this year), fence, do yoga or pilates, learn how to Salsa, and dance to Hip Hop; the list is long.

Luke, like your father

September 12, 2003

A key player on the Rams Volleyball team follows his father, and coach down the road of injury

SEATLESS IN CINEMA

September 10, 2003

Ryerson may be in violation of the Toronto fire code because of crowded classrooms and makeshift lecture halls at the Carlton movie theatre.

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