MP challenges Bankruptcy Act
October 14, 1998
Students worried about waiting 10 years to declare bankruptcy after graduation now have reason for hope.
Stage fight: how TMU found itself embroiled in a battle over arts in Brampton
“Win the city”: TMU and U of T’s supposed rivalry
Many confused as TMSU cuts student group and course union funding by 60 per cent
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Claude batters up for United Way
October 14, 1998
Before most students arrive at school last Friday morning, United Way volunteers were busy getting their pancake breakfast ready.
Buying your way into Canada
October 7, 1998
The immigration price-tag is high. Shaheeh Ramputh learns how one student paid to bring his family together again.
Theatre auditions for degree status
October 7, 1998
Acting and dancing might finally be considered a fine art at Ryerson.
Making a play for U.S. bucks
October 7, 1998
The land of plenty grabs Canadian university students fleeing underfunded scholarship programs at home.
On the sidelines
October 7, 1998
Ryerson's under-funded athletic program is left to watch richer schools succeed.
Campus Notebook
October 7, 1998
An occasional look at the follies of university politics.
Support our athletics
October 7, 1998
Ryerson is a whole lot like Canada. However, one of the differences between Canada and Ryerson is the way we treat athletics.
IBM recruits
October 7, 1998
IBM Canada shed its stuffy corporate image last weekend for more than 3,000 visiting university and college students from across southern Ontario.
School replaces Crow: Hires interim director of advancement
October 7, 1998
Three weeks after the resignation of Bob Crow, a new director of university advancement is on the block.
Rye prez to sit on Olympic board
October 7, 1998
Ryerson president Claude Lajeunesse has been appointed to the board of directors for Toronto’s 2008 Olympic Bid.
Students unaware of upcoming board elections
October 7, 1998
Although nominations for Ryerson’s board of governors opened more than three weeks ago, many students aren’t aware they will be taking place.
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