International celebrity leads secret double life
November 17, 1999
Star singer with loyal fan base also teaches at Ryerson
BREAKING: Show me the money! Independent investigation of TMSU reveals over $1.4 million in mismanaged funds
TMSU’s Semi-Annual General Meeting meets quorum for the first time since 2022
BREAKING: TMSU Fall 2025 by-election results delayed after over 50 complaints
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Student’s play has important message
November 17, 1999
Access Centre uses Equability for anniversary celebration
Not every colour feels welcome in the rainbow
November 17, 1999
Racism in Toronto's gay community means Asians and other visible minorities are segregated
Rent control urged to end housing woes
November 17, 1999
Opposition criticizes government's inaction
School to set policy on computer misconduct
November 17, 1999
By Tim Cook It will be at least another month before Ryerson will have a policy on what can — and can’t — be done with school computers. A subcommittee of academic council has been working on a policy for two years and produced a draft policy on information technology access and acceptable use, which […]
Rye complaints procedure gets failing grade
November 17, 1999
By Steve Petrick When it comes to harassment offices in Ontario universities, Ryerson seems to be the worst-ranked. The university’s harassment office is understaffed, say staff members at similar offices at other universities. Paddy Stamp, director of the sexual harassment office at the University of Toronto, said Ryerson had a small office even before the […]
Emotions vary on harassment office
November 17, 1999
Groups seem more concerned than students about restructuring
Ex-prof award gets go-ahead
November 17, 1999
RyeSAC accepts offer after school rejects prostitute's award
Last celebrity standing: Round One
November 10, 1999
Just a few weeks ago a group of celebrities disappeared from Hollywood. They had all been captured and taken away to an unknown island in the middle of the Pacific ocean where they were kept in cages, poked and fed mouldy bread until they were forced to fight in a tournament. The winner shall save […]
Hockey squad cellar dwellers no more
November 10, 1999
By Bob Coatsworth By this time of year, the Ryerson hockey team has usually curled up and found a place somewhere near the basement of the OUA Mid West division. But after a 4-1 win last Friday over the University of Toronto Varsity Blues, the Rams are battling the Brock Badgers for first place. While […]
Hockey coach aid hearing impaired
November 10, 1999
By Dennis Leary On the best of days, it’s enough of a challenge for a hockey coach to get his team to listen to him. Ryerson hockey coach Louie Carnevale faced a heightened task when he coached Canada’s national deaf team to a gold medal in the 14th World Winter Games for the Deaf held […]
Ryerson germ pool hurts school’s swim team
November 10, 1999
By Natalie Alcoba The flu bug has an appetite for Ryerson swimmers. Due to less than ideal pool conditions, various members of the swim team were sick for their first meet last month. Some of them still haven’t recovered. Coach Victor Delac said the intensity of a swimmer’s schedule has a big impact on their […]
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