Counselling Dr. Claude
January 20, 1999
Memo to Debbie Chant, special assistant to Ryerson president Claude Lajeunesse
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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Muller may leave next year
January 20, 1999
Ryerson women’s basketball coach Sandra Pothier says that her star guard may leave Ryerson after this season.
Women’s basketball loses star
January 20, 1999
Karina Navarro leaves team to focus on academics.
Dressed up and no place to go
January 20, 1999
Weekend starts slow, ends strong for Ryerson swimmers.
Quoth the Raven, “Never score”
January 20, 1999
Referees in cohoots with Carleton Ravens? Don’t ask men’s b-ball squad.
CBC airs RTA work
January 20, 1999
With the help of CBC technicians, three RTA students aired their mini documentary on the media/communications program Under-currents last December.
If you spend it, they will come
January 20, 1999
Committee wants more money into recruiting.
A blizzard of coverage
January 13, 1999
Weather warning: Due to last week’s snow storm, our scheduled editorial will be delayed as Eyeopener work crews slave away to clear our desks of the accumulation of newsprint dedicated to the subject of snow that has clogged our offices. We’ll add a few more inches to the pile with our thorough coverage.
Ticket won’t stop George from serving his wieners
January 13, 1999
George Calinoiu has been serving his hot dogs outside Jorgenson Hall for almost five years. PHOTO: JONATHAN BJERG MOLLER By Eyeopener Staff George the Hot Dog Guy got into a bit of a pickle last Monday. The city slapped the vendor with a $245 ticket because he doesn’t have a licence for his new enclosed […]
Basketball Rams ready to rumble
January 13, 1999
Ryerson men plan to have a quick start to second semester play.
The art of employing yourself
January 13, 1999
Ryerson students in arts programs like dance, theatre, radio and television discover being their own bosses is the best business option.
New groups bring more culture to campus
January 13, 1999
If you resolved to get more involved in campus life in the New Year, Ryerson now has five new cultural groups to join. The red tape ahs been cut and the funding is in place. Now it’s time to begin planning activities for you. Cheryl Godenough finds out what the new groups hope to do.
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