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Choreo 2000 hits Rye theatre

Ryerson dance students have been busy preparing 26 pieces for the theatre school’s production called Choreographic Works 2000.

Students make Smirnoff finals

Three Ryerson fashion students are one step away from getting international exposure—all they have to do is win a competition against some of Canada’s top fashion design students.

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Grad finds grassroots in Ukraine

The project’s aim is to improve the Ukraine’s grassroots organizations by offering community leaders hands-on training and allowing volunteer groups and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to learn from Canadian volunteers such as Drabik.

Appeal process to change

A new academic policy set to take effect Sept. 1 will remove a potential conflict of interest between professors and students appealing their marks.

Convenience costs students

Ryerson students regularly pay more for more food on campus than they do off campus and not just for pizza. A cup of coffee from Coffee Time is also cheaper off campus just up the street, as are burgers and other generic foods.

U.S. schools poised to invade Ontario

The provincial government may allow private American universities to set up shop in Ontario—and observers say it’s the beginning of the end for public education in the province.

Committees to rethink course evaluations

Students may soon be able to see the results of instructor course evaluations they fill out every semester.

Student website rattles profs

A Web site that bashes some Ryerson professors is catching flack from faculty and students, but its creator says the site is only meant to help fellow engineering students.

Carneval considers quitting

Ryerson’s hockey coach, Louie Carnevale, is considering quitting the team because he doesn’t have the time needed to fill the demanding position.

Underdog women’s team aims to bite Laurentian

Laurentian, ranked fifth nationally, has a line-up that no team has been able to contain this year. After the first 17 games they had the league’s top scorer and field goal percentage shooter, Stephanie Harrison, and the top free-throw and three-point percentage hooter, Shauna Conway.

B-ballers have championship goals

By Gavin Mackenzie Now that it’s playoff time, Ryerson men’s basketball team is throwing its regular season achievements out the window. All that matters now is winning the OUA-East division championship this weekend. Anything less will be considered a letdown for the team. “Playoffs are a new season,” Rams’ guard Jan-Michael Nation said. “We’ve accomplished […]

V-ball team blocked in OUA playoffs

By James Bisson Before the OUA women’s volleyball playoffs members of the Ryerson Rams said they were just glad to be in the post season. In the end, however, the devastation of two straight losses against the Guelph Gryphons then the Wilfred Laurier Golden Hawks, on the weekend was impossible to hide. After being dropped […]

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