Ryerson to enforce standard medical form
December 2, 1998
Ryerson students will soon have a standard form to show professors when they’ve been away instead of giving a chicken-scratched doctor’s notes.
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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Faculty wants lounge on par with other universities
December 2, 1998
RFA has $62,000 for faculty club; members would have to pay higher dues
Claude set for second term
December 2, 1998
Claude Lajeunesse plans to accept another term as Ryerson’s president, but a committee reviewing his presidency says he will have to work to improve low faculty morale and communication.
Sharp warrior goaltending deflects dull Ram blades
December 2, 1998
Any hockey player knows the goaltender is the most important player on the ice.
Injury bug, Concordia stings men’s b-ball
December 2, 1998
The flu, bad ankles, and poor attention span costs Ryerson a win.
Rye women bounce bees
December 2, 1998
Women beat up Concordia Stingers, go into break with winning record.
From the doghouse to the catwalk
December 2, 1998
Toronto designers give Rick Kang advice about marketing original fashions.
Torontowood
December 2, 1998
Movie madness it ain’t but Toronto shrewdly markets itself as Tinsel Town North.
The myth of alcoholism among native people
December 2, 1998
Some people believe genetics or biology leads to high rates of alcoholism among native people in Canada. Mike Anthony explodes the myth and discovers the truth.
Human Blights
December 2, 1998
A series of short looks at Canadian history first written for the "You Were Lied To" special issue, by Crystal Whitney
Who does Youth Challenge International really help?
December 2, 1998
The Canadian international development organization claims to help struggling people in Costa Rica and Guyana. Philippe Devos learns how it wastes resources and leaves projects unfinished.
The dark side of Mother Teresa
December 2, 1998
She did little for the sick and dying. She curried favorer among crooks and genocidal maniacs. Laura Hysert talks to the man who uncovered the truth about the withered nun.
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