Women’s soccer searches for first win of 1999
September 29, 1999
The Ryerson’s women’s soccer team did not win their game against York, but they might have covered the spread
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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Playoffs a long-shot for Rams
September 29, 1999
Men’s soccer squad already in must-win mode
Good sports marketing takes balls
September 29, 1999
If hard, well-shaped bodies draw attention, why not use sex to sell sports at Ryerson?
All for you, Edwin
September 29, 1999
Emily Bowers went to the MuchMusic Video Awards hoping she’d be noticed by her favourite star, but her evening didn’t go according to plan
Korean superstars play Rye theatre
September 29, 1999
They may not be Ricky and Britney, but Kim Min Jong and Uhm Jung Hwa had fans screaming
Bryan Adams launches book on campus
September 29, 1999
Canadian singing sensation Bryan Adams came to Ryerson last Tuesday to launch his new book that supports breast cancer research.
We’ve come a long way, baby, since the last class of ’00
September 29, 1999
When Ryerson’s class of ’00 graduates this spring, they will not be following the exact footsteps as the last class of ’00
Ryerson in step with the times
September 29, 1999
The university has many challenges to overcome, staff and faculty say
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
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