Fuel Station assault case pushed back
October 11, 2000
The trial of a Ryerson student charged with assault after a fight outside the Fuel Station has been moved to Oct. 27.
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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Ryerson security botches warning
October 11, 2000
Personnel problems lead to two-week delay in notifying students of lewd library behaviour.
Building salesman on Ryerson board
October 11, 2000
University officials will not show their hand, but they have an in at 111 Gerrard St. E.
CIAU puts TV offer on the sidelines
October 11, 2000
League rejects bid from The Score for regular-season coverage, opting to maintain its 16-year relationship with TSN, despite fans’ criticism of shoddy game coverage.
Rams to land at Air Canada Centre
October 11, 2000
Ryerson’s men’s basketball team will take flight in the Air Canada Centre (ACC) Wednesday, Oct. 18, after the Raptor’s Cup tournament get underway.
Olympic b-ball scout welcomed home with win
October 11, 2000
Women’s coach Sandra Pothier shifts from working with Canada’s best to Ryerson’s youngest, as Rams spear the Windsor Lancers in exhibition opener.
Wrath marks anniversary
October 11, 2000
To celebrate its 30th anniversary, the theatre school has snatched up quasi-famous director Kelly Robinson for a production of John Steinbeck’s novel The Grapes of Wrath.
Wrestlemaniac lays down the law
October 11, 2000
Because he’s that damn good, fourth-year RTA student produces local radio show.
Hockey violence at the crossroads
October 11, 2000
The McSorley ruling has once again sparked debate over fighting’s role in the NHL, an issue Canadian university dealt with 13 years ago.
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Inside the war for souls at Ryerson University
October 11, 2000
Best known for free barbeques, songs and silly games, Toronto’s chapter of the Campus Crusade for Christ is just one front in the group’s worldwide fight for recruits.
Security locks rooms after gifts found
October 11, 2000
Gifts left in some journalism students’ folders prompted Ryerson security to close two rooms in the Rogers Communications Centre for about three hours last Friday afternoon.
Cash means mentors for students
October 11, 2000
$470,000 gift will fund program for international and non-English-speaking undergrads.
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