RSU MARCHES FOR HIGHER MINIMUM WAGE
September 14, 2005
Ryerson representatives marched in the Labour Day parade to protest the provincial minimum wage and its effect on student life.
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USED BOOK SITES SAVE STUDENTS CASH
September 14, 2005
Cash-strapped university students have a new and improved ally in the battle to save money thanks to an ambitious Ryerson student.
RAMSS IS STILL ROLLING
September 14, 2005
Students from both Ryerson and UofA have complained of registration woes from web-based programs using Peoplesoft servers.
YOUR BUSINESS IS OUR BUSINESS IN EYEOPENER’S NEW SECTION
September 14, 2005
The Eyeopener introduces it's brand new Business section, with the help of editor Robyn Doolittle.
REACHING OUT TO KATRINA SURVIVORS
September 14, 2005
With one student and over 40 alumni in the affected area, Ryerson joins other Canadian universities in offering help.
ACTING OUT
September 14, 2005
Few students took the opportunity to make suggestions to the Board of Governors on changes to the Ryerson University Act.
DON’T BOOK THAT AD
September 14, 2005
Publisher's attempts to place ads in university textbooks are squashed by parent company's corporate policy.
OPPORTUNITIES LOCKED
September 14, 2005
A CBC workers strike has locked Ryerson journalism students out of their final-year internships.
RAM IN THE RYE ON THE FLY
September 14, 2005
The Ram in the Rye has a new look, new hours, new menu and new prices.
FIGHTING FOR THE RIGHT TO PARTY
September 14, 2005
Student group requests for organizing events at the Ram in the Rye have taken a backseat to RSU and CESAR shindigs.
SEEKING ACCESSIBLE ATHLETICS
September 14, 2005
The RAC is asking for an accessibility audit, but students with disabilities may already have the answer they're looking for.
MACS VS. PCS: IGNORE THE HYPE. WHAT’S RIGHT FOR YOU?
September 14, 2005
The iPod's success has more people than ever considering purchasing an Apple computer for the first time. Clever marketing aside, we look into which is better for Ryerson students.
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