DUDE, WHERE’S MY DEVO?
October 6, 2004
Construction closes campus meeting spot, which will also undergo changes to its design.
Demonstration calls on TMU to support Iranian international students after reduced-tuition policy axed
President of pro-Israel student group sues TMU for $1.3 million, alleges “poisoned environment” for Jewish students
BREAKING: Roberta Iannacito-Provenzano named next TMU president
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RYE HIGH ON NAME
October 6, 2004
Hopes for a bidding war over naming rights are a decade late, expert says.
THROUGH THE LENS
September 29, 2004
In a profession traditionally dominated by white men, former Ryerson professor Lalita Krishna has carved out a place for herself as a respected writer, producer, and director.
MARK ON MERIT, NOT AGE: PROFS
September 29, 2004
Proposed legislation to eliminate mandatory retirement in Ontario may be causing controversy across the province, but experts doubt that it will have much of an effect at Ryerson.
CRICKETERS GET THEIR GYM TIME
September 29, 2004
Ryerson cricketers have come a step closer to putting the sport on the map at the university level.
VICE PREZ FINDS STUDENT SINS
September 29, 2004
Ryerson to eliminate hardcopy lists containing private student information.
RYESAC PLAYS BY THE CFS’S RULES
September 29, 2004
If RyeSAC President Dave MacLean had his way, students would be voting in a referendum to leave the Canadian Federation of Students this month.
RYEACCESS FATE UNDECIDED
September 29, 2004
Contrary to previous reports, it appears that there's no space available for RyeAccess in the Student Campus Centre.
NEW SPACE IS RIGHT CALL
September 29, 2004
RJ Daniels has never had a problem getting around campus in his wheelchair.
GROUPS FINED FOR CANCELLING ON 360
September 29, 2004
Stiff fines have been set for offending clubs.
EYE-NALYSIS: HIGHER MANDATORY SPORTS AND RECREATION FEES
September 29, 2004
Wondering what this announcement of a referendum means?
RAC-ING UP FITNESS FEES
September 29, 2004
The fate of Ryerson's sport and recreation department is in the hands of the students after the Board of Governors approved a referendum to triple fees.
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