Toronto to see a ‘Swift’ shift in the city’s economy

Toronto to see a ‘Swift’ shift in the city’s economy

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Stress on the sidelines

‘The game was missing you’: Emily Porteous’ long-awaited return to the Bold

‘The game was missing you’: Emily Porteous’ long-awaited return to the Bold

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No tuition hike for B.C. schools

By Cherion Drakes A tuition freeze in British Columbia shouldn’t get Ontario students’ hopes up, said RyeSAC VP education Gord Tanner. “If our own faculty won’t look at the possibility of freezing tuition, I think outsiders [the provincial government] will be less likely to,” said Tanner. British Columbia Premier Glen Clark announced a tuition freeze […]

Tuition freeze iced by council

By Vanessa Thomas RyeSAC’s motion to freeze tuition received a chilly reception at last week’s academic council meeting. The motion asked the council to endorse a tuition fee freeze for next year to the board of governors. Academic council instead passed an amended motion to keep tuition as low as possible, implement programs for students […]

Slaving for summer labour

By Shi Davidi Ryerson is going to turn $300,000 set aside for financial aid into a pilot project that will give at least 30 jobs to full-time students this summer. The Summer Academic Research Assistant Program will be open to students with a minimum GPA of 2.67 who are returning for the 1998-99 academic year […]

Women behaving like men

By Thien Huynh Things got hairy at the International Women’s Day fair held last Saturday at Ryerson. The women were ready to rumble as a series of disturbances kept security on their toes all afternoon during the 21st annual International Women’s Day celebration. “We never ever had anything like that happen before,” said security manager […]

The drought is over

Women's basketball make first playoff trip in six years

Rams thank Ravens

Men's baskeball squad in semis

Blue Boy Brown goes Straight Up

Former Ryerson student, computer expert and DJ manager on the tube tonight

Inbreds born again

After years of being independent, the band has released their first album on Murderecords

My own private road movie

By Giselle Culver It was a 1972 Cadillac Sedan de Ville. Nineteen feet of emerald green metal, the colour of dragonfly wings. Rounded edges, creamy leather seats. A little bit of rust here and there. Who drive that? I had to know. It belonged to the exuberan Lars. He had rigged the behemoth to start […]

What happened to Amistad?

By Saada Branker When Steven Spielberg’s film Amistad graced movie theatres late last year, the reaction was bittersweet. Some movie moguls hyped it as being an important epic about African slavery. Cynics denounced it as another feel-good Hollywood flick for bleeding heart liberals. With only four Oscar nominations — none of which are for best […]

Why this budget’s a loser

By Rob Granatstein Jean Chretien wanted last month’s federal budget and the Millennium Scholarship Program to be his legacy. Sorry Jean, your legacy will be failure. While this budget is chalk full of wonderful initiative that will bring some relief to students — now known to all Canadians as the “$25,000-in-the-hole-club” — Chretien, Finance Minister […]

Punks deface posters

Student groups are targets

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