Shut up or you’re out
September 25, 2002
RyeSAC slaps gag order on board members, business faculty rep says.
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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Violent truck attack in shadow of Jorgenson tower
September 25, 2002
A man was slashed in the face and almost run over by a pick-up truck after a barroom argument at Goldie Foxx spilled onto Gerrard Street East, just beside Ryerson University.
Public postering with a purpose
September 25, 2002
If you have an important message to share with Torontonians but think that few will ever hear you, you might be interested in what Jason Diceman has to say.
Health plan drops costs
September 25, 2002
Ryerson is part of a growing trend by Canadian universities of abandoning private insurance brokers and switching to the National Student Health Network, a component of the Canadian Federation of Students.
Ryerson residences: one year and out?
September 25, 2002
Ryerson administration is considering shutting out upper-year students from residences as of next year.
Loving themselves: big bellies and all
September 25, 2002
For centuries, women of the Middle East have been performing a dance that many European, North American and Muslim cultures still regard as shameful and vulgar because of the sexual suggestiveness of the dance moves.
He’s a sweeper not a keeper
September 18, 2002
Also Tari wants to take his soccer shoes out of the 18-yard box.
A frame in the life
September 18, 2002
On Jan 1, 1999, Jeff Harris held his camera at arm’s length, gave a loopy half-smile from under the hood of his fur-lined jacket and snapped a photograph of himself.
Muslim prayers answered with new leader
September 18, 2002
After almost three years of fighting for a place to pray, the Ryerson Muslim Students’ Association has finally reached a compromise.
Negative news doesn’t get its Share
September 18, 2002
Ryerson alumnus Arnold Auguste uses Toronto’s largest black community newspaper, Share, to report only positive news. The paper is profiting, but some journalists question its focus.
ITM students launch laptop petition
September 18, 2002
Enraged by the mandatory purchase of laptops, ITM students are beginning to fight back. They’re starting with an online petition this week and say they won’t stop until policies change.
Rams look to avoid chemical imbalance
September 18, 2002
The women’s basketball team hopes their off season additions help rather than hinder.
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