Yeoman effort ends Rams streak
November 3, 1999
Men’s basketball squad loses championship and ends its eight-game run
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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CKLN fundFEST raises $120,000 in pledges
November 3, 1999
By Emily Bowers CKLN’s annual fundraising campaign raised $125,000 in pledges this year, beating any amount raised in the past five years. Station manager Conrad Collao expects to collect an estimated $80,000 from people who come through with their pledges. That will beat last year’s $120,000 in pledges and $70,000 in returns. […]
House night at Oakham foiled again
November 3, 1999
By Emily Bowers Oakham House’s attempt at adding another room to Thursday pub nights fell through—again. This time the DJs and their equipment showed up, but the crowd did not. RyeSAC planned to open Thomas Lounge on the main flour with a DJ spinning house music. Their first attempt failed when the DJs […]
Bond certifiable… as a doctor
November 3, 1999
We don’t have a Phd program, but Roger Moore gets an honorary doctorate from Ryerson anyway
Blonde ambition
November 3, 1999
Former students create an all-Canadian magazine for the all-Canadian girl
Honorary degrees shine media spotlight on university
November 3, 1999
At every convocation ceremony, Ryerson awards doctorates to individuals who often bring free publicity or donations to the school
Hindu festival brings lights to my life
November 3, 1999
By Sheila Avari Smiling white marble idols stand on the black granite altar of the Hindu temple, draped in the richest, finest pink, orange, yellow, red, white, blue and gold Indian silks. Handmade garlands of yellow and white carnations hang from the statues’ necks, adding to the myriad of colours. The otherwise sparkling floor is […]
Students safe in core
November 3, 1999
By Magda Lenowicz Despite its location in the bowels of downtown Toronto, most Ryerson students feel pretty safe walking around campus. Emily Best, a first-year image arts student, said she isn’t concerned about walking around the school at night. “I’ve lived in Toronto all my life and I’ve never been threatened, attacked or mugged,” she […]
Flood brings tidings of joy
November 3, 1999
Interior design chair emphasizes ‘positive’ aftermath of leaking
Laptop Project faces glitches
November 3, 1999
By Emily Yearwood Three years after it started, a pilot project aimed at making laptops mandatory for some Ryerson students is encountering delays. The Link program was launched in 1996 and was supposed to be evaluated this fall. But Esther Deutsch, manager of the Link program, says the project is moving slowly. The program has […]
PhDs in the works for engineering
November 3, 1999
By Andreas Maierhofer Engineering students may soon be able to complete their graduate studies at Ryerson. The faculty of engineering moved a step closer to offering master’s and doctorate studies in electrical and computer engineering as the proposal was expected to be ratified by academic council Tuesday night. Now the proposed programs need approval from […]
My favourite loudmouth
November 3, 1999
By Philippe Devos After 18 years of school, there are only two teachers I remember fondly. When I was 7 years old there was my grade 2 teacher Mrs. Edmonds, whose patience and caring made her the next best thing to a mother. And 14 years later, as a cynical and hardened 22-year-old journalism student, […]
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