RyeSAC may be sued over broken insurance contract
September 18, 2002
RyeSAC has been threatened with legal action after breaking a contract with the broker that provided student health and dental coverage.
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Engineers soar above competition
September 18, 2002
Aerospace engineering students flew the Ryerson S45A3 to the top of the Canadian field in an airplane competition this past summer.
Students shut out by scheduling flaw
September 18, 2002
Due to the way the university assigns class schedules, many students who signed up early for electives are losing spots in their chosen classes to people who came in at the last minute.
Guilty by association
September 11, 2002
Salman Hamdani is believed to have died while trying to help rescue people after the Sept. 11 attacks. But Hamdani’s and other Muslims’ heroism during American’s time of need are being overshadowed by a continued sense of fear and discrimination.
Healing in the limelight
September 11, 2002
On the one-year anniversary of her father’s death in the September 11 terrorist attacks, Ryerson student Erica Basnicki reflects on the year and all the media attention it has brought.
Ryerson cracks down on cheating with website deal
September 11, 2002
Professors will be able to submit assignments and essays to Turnitin.com, a website that can determine if any part of an essay has been plagiarized.
Is the price to stay slim shady?
September 11, 2002
Students have beef with RAC administration and the rising cost of RAC student membership fees.
Gambling their cocks away
September 11, 2002
Once a ceremonial tradition, Balinese cockfighting has turned into a gruesome gambling craze. Louie Diaz writes about what it’s like to be in the pit.
Hello new season, goodbye old Rams
September 11, 2002
The loss of former OUA all-stars Jon Sikkema and Ben Gorham has forced the men’s hockey and basketball teams to re-evaluate their seasons.
Rye grads score Film Fest heat
September 11, 2002
Their film only got a B from Ryerson, but the real world gave them an A+. Nicole Cohen talks to the trio that turned a film school project into a real world story of stolen bikes, citrus fruit and success.
Soccer teams trounced
September 11, 2002
Playing in Ryerson’s favour is a change in the playoff format; an additional team will be making the playoffs from each division this year.
Radical makeover for security
September 11, 2002
Department to be run by health and safety director.
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