Setting a standard: NBA players hit TMU court at BGR8 pro runs

Setting a standard: NBA players hit TMU court at BGR8 pro runs

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TMU welcomes the Duolingo owl to languages faculty

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Film students struggle to fund their art

October 17, 2001

By John Gemmell Ryerson has one of the most competitive film schools in the country. So why are so many people dropping out? Five thousand dollars may seem like a lot of money to spend on a school assignment, but for Ryerson film students, it’s a pipe dream to produce their final project without at […]

Tales from the pit

October 17, 2001

By P.J Zin The life and times of a concert security guard.

MBaby: From the beatles to cock-fights

October 17, 2001

By Claudia De Simone The three members of MBaby tuck themselves into a corner of lead singer/guitarist John Cubrt’s aqua-blue kitchen. One takes a gulp of beer, one dunks some olives in a martini and they begin strumming their guitars and beating their bongo drums.

Men’s team still alive after undefeated weekend

October 17, 2001

By Noah Love The men’s team did what they had to do to keep their playoff dream alive.

The sweet taste of one victory

October 17, 2001

Defender Miryana Golobovich writes about breaking a 79 game winless streak Natalie Dabit is a great soccer player. She’s been MVP of the Ryerson women’s team twice. She’s played on some of the premier club teams in Ontario, and won most of what there is to win at the club level. She was an all-star […]

Forum blasts lack of funding

October 17, 2001

By Noah Love Universities are becoming more like department stores and less like schools, said the vice president of George Brown college at a round table discussion on the state of post-secondary education.

Students forgo feast to protest attacks

October 10, 2001

By Kevin Ritchie A group of Ryerson students put their Thanksgiving festivities on the backburner Sunday to join local activists in protesting British and American bombing of Afghanistan in retaliation for last month’s terrorist strikes on New York and Washington.

Cash slash looms at Ryerson

October 10, 2001

By Wojtek Dabrowski Administrators looking at where the cuts will come down; unions fear workers will get the axe. The economic slump that’s ravaging the world’s economy is forcing Ryerson to focus “all of our energy” on cost-cutting to ensure the university’s prosperity, president Claude Lajeunesse said Tuesday.

Ticker dreams live on for biz group

October 10, 2001

By Elysse Zarek Time keeps on ticking for one of Ryerson’s newest clubs, though it has yet to realize one of its original goals.

What the children don’t know

October 10, 2001

By Sutton Eaves PEBBLES, a Ryerson project that takes class to kids is snubbed in the country that made it. Six-year old Thomas Palmisano has high hopes of going to university and becoming an actor, but before he can get to Hollywood, he has to get through grade one.

Lecture series kicks off with stellar lineup

October 10, 2001

By Erin Kobayashi Come one, come all to the 26th annual Kodak lecture series. But make sure you come early.

Women’s soccer team is out of playoff race

October 10, 2001

On Thursday, the men’s and women’s soccer teams lost to the University of McMaster Marauders, dashing playoff hopes for both teams.

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