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University’s graduate students gain right to appeal

October 18, 2000

More than a month after Ryerson opened its doors to the first class of graduate students, the university has established a process for them to appeal their grades.

American hoopster gets second shot in Canada

October 18, 2000

Alfred McAllister needs just three words to explain why he left his native United States to dish out more than $4,000 in tuition fees to play for Ryerson.

Battered, bruised b-ballers beat York

October 18, 2000

Women Rams salvage seventh-place finish at their own tournament despite a rash of injuries.

Rye women no longer getting squashed

October 18, 2000

The Ryerson women’s squash team opened its season with a strong performance in the first tournament of the year.

Hockey star ready for final run

October 18, 2000

In Kirby Tokarski’s four years with Ryerson’s hockey team, he’s earned respect from coaches and teammates. Now there’s only one thing he has left to gain — a successful season.

Security withholds alleged perv’s description

October 18, 2000

Security has received two reports of a male student behaving suspiciously in the library, and while Ryerson security has banned the individual from the facility, they haven’t released his description to the public.

Professor shortage delays start of architecture courses

October 18, 2000

Six students in the fourth year of Ryerson’s architecture program missed more than a month of two required courses because there weren’t professors to teach them.

Mideast tensions hit Ryerson University

October 18, 2000

As tensions escalated into bloodshed in the Middle East, a poster war on campus reminded the Ryerson community that the hostility between Israelis and Palestinians isn’t so far away.

Now in theatres: uppity audiences

October 18, 2000

Björk fever is sweeping the world like some post-Y2K freak of nature — but not if rich moviegoers have anything to say about it.

Life’s ironies exposed

October 18, 2000

World-class photographer’s work focuses on the ordinary.

Protest season begins again

October 18, 2000

The colourful posters went up on the walls a year before the actual event, teasing students with the promise of something big.

Pool Shark a big fish

October 18, 2000

It has all the elements to make it a classic B-movie: a cheesy setting, a low budget and a cheap-looking monster.

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