Ex-prof award gets go-ahead
November 17, 1999
RyeSAC accepts offer after school rejects prostitute's award
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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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 […]
Dean of Rams b-ball
November 10, 1999
Quiet coach Richard Dean's a big voice on Rye teams
Ernie’s the top dog
November 10, 1999
By Adam Eisner Now Magazine readers have voted Ryerson’s own Ernie the hot dog vendor as Toronto’s best in its 1999 poll. The talkative vendor has been a staple at the corner of Victoria and Gould streets for more than 18 years. He said the key to winning the poll was being friendly and outgoing. […]
Oakham scraps expanded pub night
November 10, 1999
By Wendy Heisler RyeSAC didn’t want to see if the third time would be a charm in its attempt to add another room to pub night at Oakham House. A meager crowd entered Oakham last Thursday night only to see a dark and deserted Thomas lounge. However, many students didn’t think much about the absence […]
Koo gets wooed by theatre industry
November 10, 1999
A Ryerson theatre tech grad is offered an opportunity of a lifetime, but she had to turn it down
Rewind back to a Beta time
November 10, 1999
Betaphiles watched their beloved format fade to black when VHS entered the market. But they refuse to let go of their remotes
Canadian culture shocks foreign students
November 10, 1999
An international student from Antigua and an exchange student from England share their Canadian experiences
Former RESS prez appears in court
November 10, 1999
By Hamida Ghafour A Ryerson student charged with robbing two banks in Toronto made another court appearance last week. Mark St. Pierre, 26, a third-year engineering student and former president of Ryerson’s engineering student society, appeared at Old City Hall court last Friday, but his case has been put off until Nov. 26. St. […]
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