Sci-fi award for Rye Grad
September 10, 2003
By Yohannes Edemariam
President of pro-Israel student group sues TMU for $1.3 million, alleges “poisoned environment” for Jewish students
BREAKING: Team Justice clinches executive committee seats in TMSU Spring 2026 election
BREAKING: Roberta Iannacito-Provenzano named next TMU president
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Dehumanizing the Deaf
September 10, 2003
Denying the deaf their dignity is hardly a sign of a healthy democratic society, says Michael Cyr
CKLN: Help Wanted
September 10, 2003
By Joel Wass For the first time in over a decade CKLN will begin the school year without a station manager.
Forgotten Dress Code Revealed
September 10, 2003
Ryerson once claimed to be the best dressed campus in Canada. Joe Friesen strips the issue here
Cafeteria caters to vegetarians
September 10, 2003
You are the kind of person who goes hungry at a hamburger and hot dog barbecue. Or the kind who will take the pasta salad hostage. You are a vegetarian.
We are all made of stars
September 10, 2003
By Jessica Whitby It’s Friday night and I’m sandwiched between US Weekly and Variety at the gala presentation of the Matchstick Men at Roy Thompson Hall. The stars of the movie, Nicolas Cage, Sam Rockwell and Alison Lohman are expected on the red carpet anytime soon.
JEWS FOR JESUS GENERATE DEBATE
September 10, 2003
Members of Jews for Jesus, a controversial evangelical group, that specifically targets Jews for conversion, is campaigning at Ryerson University as part of a three-week, worldwide blitz ending September 14.
RyeSAC Pulls Plug on Games Room
September 10, 2003
Students found themselves behind the eight ball last Tuesday when they discovered Ryerson's games room closed. Normally filled with pool sharks and pinball wizards, the room is now packed with used book buyers.
Union Finally Certified
September 10, 2003
After forming a union this summer Ryerson's teaching assistants are looking for a big pay increase as they return to classes.
Ryerson blacks out, staff helps out
August 28, 2003
Ryerson staff won praise from university researchers and organizers when a program for disabled youth went beyond the call of duty during last week's massive blackout.
Room for rent, at what cost?
August 28, 2003
The beds have been stripped, the halls fumigated and Ryerson's student residences are open for business. On Aug. 24, more than 800 students will line Mutual street balancing televisions, DVD players, junk food and clothes hampers stuffed with kitchenware.
Join clubs to…uh, meet people
August 20, 2003
There is an old saying that the university experience is 50 per cent education and 50 per cent experience.
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