By Fatima Najm Here are many reasons why the United States wants to attack Iraq, but self-defense isn’t one of them, according to Ryerson’s social justice chair. Judy Rebick spoke at a panel discussion about the looming war against Iraq held yesterday in Jorgenson Hall. The panel included Ryerson professor Mustafa Koc, who recently returned […]

By Joe Friesen Dave MacLean may launch a formal challenge to the RyeSAC electoral processes after learning that rival Ken Marciniec’s campaign team was given the use of three CKLN phone lines on the last night of the campaign. Marciniec and his supporters set up a phone bank, and ruled that Marciniec’s campaign expenses should […]

By Stephen Huebl RyeSAC presidential candidate Dave MacLean is accusing fellow candidate Ken Marciniec of conflict of interest for using RyeSAC funded buttons as part of his election campaign. MacLean sent a letter to Chief Returning Officer Nick Gauthier outlining how he thinks Marciniec has crossed the line between his current role as vice-president education […]

By Yohannes Edemariam American universities are outshining their Canadian counterparts when it comes to post-graduate work in science and business administration, said an Ontario cabinet minister. Jim Flaherty, Minister of Enterprise, stressed the need for opportunity and innovation, as he spoke to 350 Ryerson business students at Westin Harbour Castle last Wednesday. In his speech, […]