News briefs (Feb. 6)
February 6, 2002
News briefs for the week of Feb. 6, 2002.
Toronto to see a ‘Swift’ shift in the city’s economy
Stress on the sidelines
‘The game was missing you’: Emily Porteous’ long-awaited return to the Bold
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Rooming house gets OK from city
February 6, 2002
A rooming house at the centre of a neighbourhood controversy was granted a six-month conditional operating licence last Thursday.
Fashion students to dress queen Enza
January 30, 2002
Sometimes a girl just can’t find a thing to wear. That’s how drag queen Enza Anderson felt about choosing an outfit for the Canadian Alliance’s upcoming all-candidates leadership debate.
RyeSAC elections out of alignment after poster tilting
January 30, 2002
A RyeSAC executive candidate in the upcoming election is crying of dirty politics after finding several of his posters defaced for the second week in a row.
Biz students learn to power lunch
January 30, 2002
Ryerson’s business students got a taste of the real world last Wednesday as members of today’s business elite addressed them at the 15th annual Ryerson Business Forum.
Campus gets new, temporary wallpaper
January 30, 2002
Posters are creating an eyesore, but there are precious few other ways to get students to remember a name
Bread, not newspapers
January 30, 2002
Every Friday, after his open forum music show on CKLN, Steve Balla and the Torstar Corporation buy lunch for some homeless people.
Ryerson showcases CBC Newsworld documentaries
January 30, 2002
CBC Newsworld honours the genre by holding its second documentary festival series to support the art of Canadian filmmakers.
Students’ apartment not suitable for living, says city
January 30, 2002
Three Ryerson architecture students may become the latest casualties in a war to clean up Toronto’s rooming houses.
Nation breaks record, then some
January 30, 2002
Jan-Michael Nation made one thing resoundingly clear this weekend: It will take more than a school record to put a smile on his face.
Muslims considering the rights option
January 30, 2002
Ryerson’s Muslim Student Association is considering launching a complaint with the Ontario Human Rights Commission over the lack of response to their quest for Friday prayer space.
Swimmers always in each others’ wake
January 30, 2002
A look at Ryerson's two top swimmers ahead of their competition in Sudbury next week.
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