Students missing from meeting
November 10, 1999
Only a few show up to talk about harassment office
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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Students sleep in the cold
November 10, 1999
Event gives cash and publicity to homeless, but gets few volunteers
Rebel with a cause, a bottle and a pen
November 10, 1999
By Philippe Devos “The public will pay more for laughing than for any other privilege.” Those words were written by one of the best and certainly the most quotable newspapermen in Canada. Robert Chambers Edwards didn’t work for The Globe, The Mail, The Toronto Star, The Toronto Telegram or any of the other powerful dailies […]
Student centre banks on additional cash
November 10, 1999
By Wojtek Dabrowski With renewed commitments of land and money, the student centre is moving on to its next step — asking the city for $1-million in public funding. The university will increase its annual $200,000 contribution by 3 per cent each year, said Linda Grayson, v.p. Administration and student services, at last Wednesday’s […]
Rye constructs building bid
November 10, 1999
Engineering and computer science may get new centre on parking lot property
Police crack down on raves
November 10, 1999
Party-goers raving mad at media as recent deaths prompt scrutiny
Last celebrity standing
November 3, 1999
By Steve Carmichael The other day Martha Stewart had Eminem guest star on her show. “This is our good friend Marshall Mathers,” Martha said. “But he liked to be called Eminem or Slim Shady. He’s really hip and funny with the youngsters today.” Eminem said, “Don’t take me for a joke, I’m no comedian. […]
Bright lights, big arena
November 3, 1999
Women’s b-ball gets star treatment at ACC
Stands, fans and videotape ad Kerr gym
November 3, 1999
By Jennifer Kwan If you’ve ever wondered why the lone cameraman filming varsity games in the bleachers above the Kerr Hall gym never has anyone up there with him, it’s because fan attendance at the games is poor. It seems to be a prime spot for students to sit during games, but it […]
Pop goes the pre-season
November 3, 1999
By Sean Fitz-Gerald In medical terms, a heart attack is defined as a sudden seizure, causing the death of part of the heart muscle. In athletic terms, a heart attack is defined as a serious injury of a star player, causing dreams of a national championship to die. Against the York University […]
Women’s basketball crash lands at the Air Canada Centre
November 3, 1999
By Sean Fitz-Gerald A week after masquerading as a national contender, the Ryerson women’s basketball team had its mask removed at the Raptors Cup on Halloween. After trick-or-treating through the four-team tournament last week, Ryerson had only a 1-2 record, fatigue and a third-place finish in its goodie bag. In their Halloween […]
Rams’ Halloween loss was not eye candy
November 3, 1999
By Will Sealy Jr. On Saturday the Ryerson Rams lost a close game to the York Yeoman in the final of the Raptors Cup. The game marked the Rams first loss of the pre-season and was one they deserved to lose. Although the final score was 62-58, Ryerson never played to its […]
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