Janitors feel cuts, union says
November 7, 2001
The union that represents more than 80 Ryerson custodians fears it has been hit with the first wave of budget cuts
Setting a standard: NBA players hit TMU court at BGR8 pro runs
TMU welcomes the Duolingo owl to languages faculty
Inside Canada’s trans healthcare maze
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Artists find beauty in urban eyesores
November 7, 2001
For their final projects last year, Stewart Churchill and Brenda Liu — students in the image arts photography program — discovered beauty in the dirty concrete slabs that make up the endangered urban sites
Firms watch costs on ‘premier’ project
November 7, 2001
24 architectural firms are preparing bids to compete for the chance to design the Centre for Computing and Engineering, at 243 Church St.
Fashion school off the hook for rental fee
November 7, 2001
The dean of communication and design told the school of fashion that the school of fashion won’t have to pay to host Mass Exodus in the Ryerson Theatre
Dealing in the dark
October 24, 2001
By Rachelle Younglai It’s late October and the skies are brooding. The clouds are ominous shades of grey and leaves blow restlessly through city streets. On the congested sidewalks around Jorgenson Hall and on park benches and stoops around Toronto, people huddle together, pulling their jackets around them for warmth.
The nuts are running the asylum
October 24, 2001
From the desk of the bastard editor Journalists wrench their hands and jabber that news is a mission not a job, but those hopeless fucks clutched their nut-sacks and moaned about the terrible danger to us all when Tom Brokaw and Dan Rather got the ol’ anthrax-o-gram.
SuperBuild funds secure
October 24, 2001
By Allan Woods The provincial government says it’s confident Ryerson can meet the space crunch that will be created by an influx of students in 2003 despite a setback in the construction of a building that is to house 2,400 students.
Group to challenge RyeSAC
October 24, 2001
By Wojtek Dabrowski A group calling itself Students Against RyeSAC says it’s planning to mobilize opposition against the student government and pressure its leadership to change the way it represents students.
Hard Rock Cafe tunes up for relaunch; music dies for Sam
October 24, 2001
By Eyeopener Staff In the shutter-step fashion of the Yonge and Dundas saga, Sam the Record Man filed for bankruptcy Tuesday as a renovated Hard Rock Cafe announced it is set for relaunch.
RTA Student on quest for film course
October 24, 2001
By Allan Woods Support for sought-after instruction vanishes after six month campaign.
Mysterious anti-theft group gains support
October 24, 2001
By Wojtek Dabrowski News of an organized movement opposing the student government has stirred up interest in the business, engineering and computer science schools, even though the people behind the rallying cry against RyeSAC remain anonymous.
Rye ends affair with world-class architect
October 24, 2001
By Eyeopener Staff Santiago Calatrava’s contract termination leaves bold building plan in ruins; forces university back to square one.
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