Business pondering a mandatory laptop plan
March 21, 2001
Students in the school of business management may have mandatory laptops in their program as soon as fall 2002, said associate dean of business Lee Maguire.
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Rye spanker back in court
March 21, 2001
By Ling Hui A former Ryerson journalism student and games room manager has been charged with sexually assaulting two teenage boys. Aaron Benditt, 27, was arrested on March 13 and charged with assaulting two boys ages 15 and 17 between the hours of 3 p.m. on March 11 and 5 p.m. on March 12. In […]
Students rally to keep their lounge
March 21, 2001
By Natalie Alcoba Business students are angry about losing a large portion of their lounge space in the basement of the business building. In May, renovations will begin on the basement—currently a student lounge—to provide a temporary home for the Ryerson Access Centre while the new student centre is being built. On Tuesday, the president […]
Former professor pleads guilty to air rage
March 21, 2001
By Siri Agrell Former Ryerson theatre professor Donald MacQuarrie pleaded guilty last Thursday to charges he lost control on an American Airlines flight on December, forcing the crew to make an emergency landing in Detroit. MacQuarrie, 53, was arrested Dec. 28 at Detroit Metropolitan Airport while on his way from Toronto to Hawaii with his […]
Free Stars to fall on campus
March 14, 2001
The deal to bring Canada’s largest daily to Ryerson has members of the student press crying foul
The Maguires cruise into retirement
March 14, 2001
By Stephanie Cesca They’re going to hot into their boat, head down south until they teach the Bahuman and stay there until they feel like coming back. After all, Miriam and Lee Maguire will have a lot more time on their hands this spring. That’s because after 70 years of combined service at Ryerson, Miriam, […]
Students doge Ryerson theatre levy
March 14, 2001
By Shane Dingman Mass Exodus organizers were given the best news they’ve had in weeks last Thursday when they were told they wouldn’t have to pay a rental fee for the use of the Ryerson Theatre. V.p. administration and student affairs Linda Grayson met with three of the organizers of the show on March 15 […]
Sports gear sought to help native community
March 14, 2001
By Julie Louie If you are trying to get rid of old sports equipment cluttering your basement, Ceinwen Giles has your answer. Giles, the special projects assistant for student services, is the university’s co-ordinator for a sports equipment donation drive for aboriginal children in poverty-stricken towns in northern Canada. The same program gathered 900 kilograms […]
Youth Olympics gold medalist wants to serve for volleyball Rams
March 14, 2001
By Emily Bowers The big difference was the sand. It took Lukas Porosa several days to get used to it-running, jumping and diving was all different. But he made the adjustment from his usual sport of indoor volleyball to beach volleyball so well in January he won the gold medal in the Youth Olympic Festival […]
Women’s hoop team loses three-time all star
March 14, 2001
By Noah Love If you thought this year’s women’s basketball team was young and inexperienced, just wait until next year when the Rams take to the court without their three -time all-star Miruna Muller. The talented but often self-centred shooting guard has played out her fifth and final year of eligibility with the Rams. The […]
One night in a faux-psychedelic oasis
March 14, 2001
Catching up with Ryerson grads trying to live the dream of rock and roll stardom
The Last Dance
March 14, 2001
Third-year theatre students must choose to stay at Ryerson to earn a degree, or leave with a diploma
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