Ryerson in step with the times
September 29, 1999
The university has many challenges to overcome, staff and faculty say
Toronto to see a ‘Swift’ shift in the city’s economy
Stress on the sidelines
‘The game was missing you’: Emily Porteous’ long-awaited return to the Bold
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The end is nigh for Y2K consultants
September 29, 1999
Some programmers left $50-000-a-year jobs to double their earnings as freelance computer bug experts, but Jessie Stones found come Jan. 2, employment prospects are grim
Make money like it’s 1999
September 29, 1999
One date has fuelled $3-trillion in revenue. Tim Cook reports that it’s not too late to stock up on freeze-dried food, a generator and the latest Backstreet Boys CD
Ryerson boots computer bug
September 29, 1999
After two years of testing and upgrading, systems are ready and waiting for the year 2000.
The world rings in the new year on the wrong tune
September 29, 1999
The third millennium begins in 2001, but people can’t wait to party
New Year’s in a dark and lonely world
September 29, 1999
The clock is ticking toward 2000 and Monica Bodirsky ponders starvation, lack of running water and being surrounded by gun-toting survivalists
Whyte trash ritez gud
September 29, 1999
My life as a slack-jawed yokel
Bedbugs bite students
September 29, 1999
Neill-Wycik residents itching for solution
Outside your orbit
September 29, 1999
A selection of current, international news
Free lawyer holds court at RyeSAC
September 29, 1999
Whether it’s the bank trying to repossess your stash of Kraft dinner or your roommate claiming damages because you spilled Kool-Aid on his stereo, Ryerson’s new legal advisor can help.
Student fights fees
September 29, 1999
Says late penalty makes poor students pay more
Students jostle for club status
September 29, 1999
Groups vying to represent overlapping ethnic backgrounds
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