Theatre student sets sights sky-high
November 15, 2000
Fourth-year technical production student focuses on career as flight attendant
Students shocked after Ford slashes OSAP grants and unfreezes tuition
TMU PhD candidate designs surgical robotic arm
Personal Essay: TMU’s Accommodated Test Centres are less effective than you think
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Garden’s development on hold
November 8, 2000
By the News Team Ryerson’s hope of using Maple Leaf Gardens as a sporting venue is being delayed after a deal by a developer to purchase the arena and convert it into a retail and entertainment complex fell through. “This has put things on a holding pattern for the time being,” said Chuck Mathies, Ryerson’s […]
Free papers may land on Rye’s doorstep
November 8, 2000
Campus press asks for concessions as university gets set to negotiate with The Toronto Star
Tech school pushed pricey laptops
November 8, 2000
Mandatory program for information technology students would add $1,600 to annual fees
Karate studies science of the body
November 8, 2000
By Tracey Tong I was in the mood for some ass-kicking last week. Imagine my disappointment when I attend a meeting of Ryerson’s Wado-Kai Karate Club and find it’s a non-contact club, meaning students fight without intent to injure. Instructor — or sensei — Joel Cohen tells me the 29-year-old club, which operates in the […]
Swim team delivers breathtaking wins
November 8, 2000
Judy Ditner, Dave Quane win multiple events in lopsided wins over Trent
Bill Crowdis expected back with men this week
November 8, 2000
By Steve Petrick The only sport Bill Crowdis and the men’s basketball team is playing right now is a waiting game. Crowdis, an OUA first-team all-star from last year, is waiting to see if he gets the go-ahead from the school’s registrar office this week to return to the team for his second season. Although […]
Young women’s team needs to improve to make playoffs
November 8, 2000
By Noah Love Monitoring the progress of Ryerson’s women’s basketball team this year might be a bit like watching the escalators in Jorgenson Hall being repaired. They’ve been inconsistent so far, but with a lot of hard work they’ll hopefully be in good shape by the end of the year. With eight of 12 players […]
Film icon exposed on screen
November 8, 2000
Avant-garde artist gives low-key address in latest installment of lecture series
Quest for fairness casts long shadow
November 8, 2000
Harassment investigation inspires fear but offers no answers
Rye trip aids people of Havana
November 8, 2000
Librarian uses urban and regional planning students' reports from cancelled field study to help meet Cubans' needs
University’s TAs find it difficult to unionize
November 8, 2000
By Stephanie Cesca Ryerson’s teaching assistants are beginning efforts to unionize this week, but their attempts to organize are facing a major obstacle — disorganization. It’s been difficult finding TAs at Ryerson because nobody on campus represents them,said Derek Blackadder, a Canadian Union of Public Employees representative organizing the TA’s union campaign. CUPE representatives are […]
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