Election notebook
January 27, 1999
It’s just after the nomination deadline for the elections, and Dennis Loney and Rob Emerson, the chief returning office, are checking through a five-inch thick binder
GST break: A taxing situation for students
Becoming the ‘master’ of graduate studies
Student groups respond to Middle East ceasefire deal
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A look back: the little SAC that grew
January 27, 1999
This week we look at the early years of Ryerson’s student council.
Eight candidates, but no new faces running for RyeSAC
January 27, 1999
The routine plays itself out every weekday in the drag, carpeted office on Jorgenson Hall’s lower ground. The receptionist is in by 9 a.m., lights go on and the glass-paneled doors are opened wide for students to come in and offer their concerns, questions and comments.
Four pieces to a $3 million puzzle
January 27, 1999
You elect four of your peers to RyeSAC’s executive. They spend your money. Here’s what you get.
Survey to gauge graduates’ job prospects
January 27, 1999
Province mails 54,000 questionnaires to class of 1996.
Link plugged as laptop model
January 27, 1999
Committee looks to expand internet program.
Mandatory laptops considered by school
January 27, 1999
Ryerson is evaluating how to make laptop computers as essential to students as textbooks and pens.
Ryerson not alone in surplus quandary
January 27, 1999
Ryerson’s administration and employees are not alone in trying to find ways to spend their $54.5 million surplus.
ICE survey keep students out in the cold
January 27, 1999
RyeSAC’s president David Steele promised to push for accountability in the Instructor Course Evaluations. But his efforts haven’t swayed the school and faculty to revamp the process.
Save another voice
January 27, 1999
RyeSAC’s recent decision to vote down CKLN’s referendum proposal was a sad display of misguided public interest.
Ryersonia yearbook sales slump
January 27, 1999
If you were hoping to see your graduating picture in a 1999 yearbook you’re out of luck. After extremely poor sales last year, RyeSAC has decided not to publish a yearbook this year.
Universities face faculty crunch as profs retire
January 27, 1999
U of T and York begin recruitment drives; Ryerson advertises for tenured professors.
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