Ryerson library plugging into electronic future
August 23, 2000
New book room boss wants to make sure students log on to its newest strength—e-facts
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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Director Aborts Conference
August 23, 2000
James Cameron, world-renowened director and Mars enthusiast, was forced to cancel his plans to attend the International Mars Society Conference held at Ryerson just two weeks before the event.
Would-be martians land on campus
August 23, 2000
A conference of Mars enthusiasts fuels dreams of one day visiting the Red Planet
Former dean of arts climbs Jorgenson tower
August 23, 2000
From the 13th floor v.p. academic's office, Errol Aspevig plans to stay the course in the face of change.
Under their covers
August 23, 2000
We take a peek inside your SAC to find out what turns on these political bedfellows.
Only the fit survive on Rye’s island
August 23, 2000
What would happen if you stranded Ryerson and RyeSAC execs in some faraway oasis in the South Pacific with nothing but their bare hands and wit to live on?
Ryerson’s mascot a ram of few words
August 23, 2000
Eggy doesn't say much—but then, he's been dead for more than 10 years.
Eye Column: Don’t trip on your way to class
August 23, 2000
Ryerson is expanding, but building a new image goes deeper than just bricks and mortar.
Ryerson athletes prepare to ram or get rammed
August 23, 2000
Here's what you need to know before taking a shot at varsity sports
Behind the seams
April 5, 2000
By Allan Woods It happened in her history of design class. Chriss Fort was sitting at a desk, barely listening to her instructor as she absent-mindedly doodled on a sheet of paper. Her imagination was drawn back to fairy tales from her childhood as the lines and figures she was sketching began to take shape. […]
Student planes ready for takeoff
April 5, 2000
The group of eight students are scheduled to leave Wednesday for Delane, Fla. to compete in the Society of Automotive Engineers aero design competition. The team whose remote-control airplane carries the heaviest payload wins.
Tuition freeze examined
April 5, 2000
Committee members say they’ve been advised by Ryerson’s number crunchers to increase tuition in deregulated programs, like computer science, engineering and other professional programs, by $300. Administrators emphasize that’s a small increase, compared to some universities.
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