Student caught in hurricane
September 30, 1998
During a third-year geography class field camp assignment in San Juan, Puerto Rico last week, 21 students and two professors were caught in hurricane Georges.
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Admin shakeup after exec resigns
September 30, 1998
The school’s board of governors approved a new vice-president’s position in development, 10 days after the directors of the university’s advancement officer resigned.
Pepsi only at the ILLC
September 30, 1998
The International Living Learning Centre (ILLC) is the last place on campus where students can purchase a Pepsi.
Versa recalls chocolate
September 30, 1998
Last Friday, Ryerson student Aimee Brown noticed the Hershey almond chocolate bar she purchased from the vending machine near the computer lab at W71 had already been snacked on by a furry friend.
The Better Way
September 30, 1998
Snakes, rubber bands, reeking pack animals … and that’s before you get to class.
Culture Crunch
September 23, 1998
From the bedroom doorway, the smell of smoke teases the nostrils. Sitting upright on the bed near the window is an Indian Princess bedecked in ornate gold jewelry. She politely tucks her feet under her slight frame as she inhales deeply on a cigarette.
RyePride served a plate full of dough
September 23, 1998
The group gets more than $14,000 after winning student service status.
Claude warms up to residents
September 23, 1998
Ryerson president holds fire side chat at Pitman Hall.
Cash dispute breaks RFA talks
September 23, 1998
Faculty and administration can’t agree on salary increase.
Students taught Pepsi a lesson in human rights
September 23, 1998
In the battle over cola supremacy at university campuses, an ethical conflict has been raging for years at schools such as Carleton University.
A battle for student loyalty
September 23, 1998
Cola companies are knocking on the doors of universities across Canada with multi-million dollar deals in their pockets, and many cash-strapped schools are letting them in.
Corporate global invasion
September 23, 1998
Is the issue of corporatization merely a two-sided battle of corporate freedom to do business versus young people’s idealism?
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