LEFT OUT IN THE COLD
January 26, 2005
Sunday's power outage caused ILLC residents to evacuate to nearby Pitman Hall.
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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DEXIT COULD WED ONE CARD
January 26, 2005
Dexit has been in discussions to merge with Ryerson's One Card, according to RyeSAC's vice president of finance.
ZAPATISTAS STILL MARCH ON
January 19, 2005
Last week, Mexican preisdent Vicente Fox made assurances that the conflict in southern Mexico was over. Reporter Erica Rodd takes a closer look.
POKING FUN
January 19, 2005
Eyeopener sports writers learn the sword is actually mightier than the pen.
RAMS VOLLEYBALL #8 IN CIS
January 19, 2005
As York University (11-0) drops to #10 nationally, Ryerson (9-3) becomes top-ranked in Ontario with win at York tournament.
WOMEN WIN
January 19, 2005
Ryerson's volleyball program continues to excel in 2005, as the women's team beat the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees.
‘GOD AND RIGHT’
January 19, 2005
The building across from Jorgenson Hall used to be the headquarters for upright, moral Christian activism. Now it's where hundreds of youths fleeing the streets call home.
WORK AND PLAY
January 19, 2005
Liivi Sandy gets drunk at a Function magazine party.
THE ART OF FUNCTIONEERING
January 19, 2005
In seven years, Function magazine has gone from a classroom act to a full-fledged multimedia publication.
INFECTION CLAIMS TEACHER’S LIFE
January 19, 2005
Ryerson's Theatre School lost a well-loved instructor last Monday.
NO SWEAT YET
January 19, 2005
The Ryerson Students Against Sweatshops group and the Working Students' Centre want action from the administration after it failed to implement a "No Sweat" code as promised last month.
TOO OLD FOR CLASS ROLLCALL?
January 19, 2005
While profs sound off on whether university students should still be graded to show up and speak up, Amy Sharaf finds out the issue is anything but elementary.
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