Mideast conflict spills over into RyeSAC
October 23, 2002
RyeSAC’s vice-president of finance and services is refusing to apologize for sending an anti-Israel e-mail to board and executive staff members.
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
‘The game was missing you’: Emily Porteous’ long-awaited return to the Bold
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Head fundraiser calls it quits
October 23, 2002
Just when the school needs him most, Gordon Cressy is leaving for another job.
Most mainstream media mix up the messages
October 23, 2002
A comment by Globe and Mail journalist Ray Conlogue turned a Media Democracy Day panel discussion into a heated debate about the undemocratic nature of the mainstream media last Friday.
Rye prez sits on $3.1M
October 23, 2002
When asked why he didn’t know the details about a $3.1 million grant, Ryerson’s president said on Monday: “I don’t think about that. I just cash the cheque.”
Beyond the boiling point
October 16, 2002
With mid-terms just around the corner, some Ryerson students are having a difficult time coping with stress.
Sleepover soulmates stick it out
October 16, 2002
Marie, a second-year Ryerson journalism student and her partner, Harrar, a second-year psychology student at York University, have shared their lives with one another since they were 16 and 17 years old. These young women believe they’re soulmates, regardless of their sexual identity. The complications of where they are in the process of coming out and what their parents think, Marie and Harrar believe, will fall into place.
You bring the cash, they bring the paper
October 16, 2002
Crafty students are finding ways around Ryerson’s new anti-cheating measures
SuperBuild digs in, but funding needed
October 16, 2002
Ryerson began construction preparations yesterday at the future site of the Centre for Computing and Engineering, despite being nearly $24 million short of the funding the building requires.
Crimes dog Rye security
October 16, 2002
Last week was typical for Ryerson security: They had to deal with an office break-in, hate graffiti and a sexual assault. The three incidents tested the effectiveness of a security force that was criticized earlier this month for letting a robbery suspect escape from its guards by running off campus.
Are you ready for some football?
October 16, 2002
Is Ryerson ready to tackle football as its next varsity sport?
Rye prez: “No more room”
October 16, 2002
With Ontario universities being called on to take on even more students next fall, Ryerson president Claude Lajeunesse says that there is simply no more room available at the university.
The Hot Dog War: George vs. Ernie
October 16, 2002
Two men. Two hot-dog stands. Two bursaries. One winner.
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