Degrees of a lesser standard
November 15, 2000
Private schools that grade success by their bottom line are anxious to join Ontario's 200-year-old university tradition. Do they have the depth to measure up?
The Eyeopener’s Guide to Exam Season
Fireworks allegedly set off at Pitman Hall, triggering alarm
Drip-by-drip: How hidden fees are taking your money
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Women’s team shines in overtime
November 15, 2000
Basketball guard Miruna Muller hit key shots to leas Rams past York
Men’s basketball jumps into first
November 15, 2000
Rams are still kings of OUA East after thumping York and Laurentian in season openers
Message lost in the rhetoric
November 15, 2000
By Lori Fazari The fluorescent yellow posters were hard to miss. A walk down the hall from our Jorgenson Hall office brought to our attention images of a skull and crossbones, enough to warrant a double take. The object of the posters’ condemnation: private universities. Privatizing Ontario’s Resources First, Walkerton’s Water Next, YOUR Education The […]
Theatre tech grad produces a career
November 15, 2000
Former student talks shop about life after school, work and the value of the network
Alumni hits it on pop TV
November 15, 2000
RTA graduate communes with the nation's teen audience on YTV's popular music video countdown
Theatre student sets sights sky-high
November 15, 2000
Fourth-year technical production student focuses on career as flight attendant
Garden’s development on hold
November 8, 2000
By the News Team Ryerson’s hope of using Maple Leaf Gardens as a sporting venue is being delayed after a deal by a developer to purchase the arena and convert it into a retail and entertainment complex fell through. “This has put things on a holding pattern for the time being,” said Chuck Mathies, Ryerson’s […]
Free papers may land on Rye’s doorstep
November 8, 2000
Campus press asks for concessions as university gets set to negotiate with The Toronto Star
Tech school pushed pricey laptops
November 8, 2000
Mandatory program for information technology students would add $1,600 to annual fees
Karate studies science of the body
November 8, 2000
By Tracey Tong I was in the mood for some ass-kicking last week. Imagine my disappointment when I attend a meeting of Ryerson’s Wado-Kai Karate Club and find it’s a non-contact club, meaning students fight without intent to injure. Instructor — or sensei — Joel Cohen tells me the 29-year-old club, which operates in the […]
Swim team delivers breathtaking wins
November 8, 2000
Judy Ditner, Dave Quane win multiple events in lopsided wins over Trent
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