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Sign-in system considered for the pub

November 11, 1998

Ryerson’s student council president is considering a sign-in system at the Ram in the Rye after two students were allegedly threatened and sexually harassed in two separate incidents in the same evening

In the battle of their lives

November 11, 1998

When the dust settled after the construction of the Yonge-Dundas redevelopment, the current property owners will be long gone. But they fought to retain their lands to the end. Here are their stories: the problems of this area and the war they waged.

Good Samaritan killers get reprieve

November 11, 1998

The father of a Ryerson student killed in 1992 said the men convicted in his son’s death, whose sentences have been reduced, should be grateful for their second chance.

What’s an old man’s opinion worth?

November 11, 1998

The buzz among journalism students these past two weeks is what their undergraduate journalism degrees are worth.

Justify the means

November 11, 1998

The media, the city, the businesses were all for it. But for what? Until December, 1996, not a word was spoken about this project. Six months later, the plan was in full effect. Now, two years after the initial announcement, the redevelopment is a done deal.

Ryerson aims to link information programs

November 11, 1998

The school of administration and information management (AIM) may be eliminated next September if a committee proposal to consolidate the school with a business program is approved.

Booze banned from RyeSAC election budgets

November 11, 1998

Candidates who buy alcohol votes may be disqualified.

Claude sells Rye to an Empire

November 11, 1998

University’s president spoke of accessibility at club luncheon.

City to hear proposal to close Gould

November 11, 1998

Ryerson’s proposal to solve traffic problems on Gould Street will reach the city’s doorstep in the next two weeks, but it may be some time before students will see any changes.

TTC to the world

November 4, 1998

A forest of silk sarees and shawls, flutter from their racks. You want to touch them, but you hesitate, aware of the man watching you alertly from his plastic chair. But he smiles. He doesn’t mind.

Lyrics, lies, and loathing L.A.

November 4, 1998

Stabbing Westward was in town recently to promote their new album — which gave Sarah Quadrini a chance to ask drummer and lyricist Andy Kubiszewki about everything from lies on the Internet to his memories of vinyl records.

Back to mend an intersection

November 4, 1998

Twenty years ago, as city planner, he rewrote the rules for the Yonge-Dundas area. Now as a veteran real estate developer, Ron Soskolne is back to make amends to a deteriorating neighbourhood. But his drive to make the project happen raised some questions about his conduct.

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