Hockey team hires player-publicist
November 18, 1998
Ryerson’s hockey team is hoping one of its players can boost pathetic attendance numbers at home games.
Students vs. Landlords
Meet the people defending Egerton Ryerson’s name
No one wants to club and pub
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Voyageurs rock Rams boat
November 18, 1998
Laurentian voyageurs sink Rams hockey team with titanic third period.
Rye honours filmmaker — again
November 18, 1998
Robert Lantos has finally allowed Ryerson to give him the recognition he deserves.
Emm Gryner goes Public
November 18, 1998
By all rights, Toronto musician Emm Gryner should be a star. The talented 23-year-old has a major-label album, a stint on the Lilith Fair tour, and major media spots under belt.
The invisible people behind Dances
November 18, 1998
When you see Dances ’98, you’ll be viewing not only the artistic vision of the dancers and choreographers, but the vital although often overlooked, work of those behind the scenes. They may be students, but they perform professionally.
What’s a little barter between friends?
November 18, 1998
We all worry about money. That’s why we stay in jobs we hate, hoard cash away in bank accounts, buy stocks in companies that exploit labourers in developing countries, and invest in RRSPs for our retirement when we’re only 20 years old. Money is an inescapable part of our lives.
Student code to get an overhaul
November 18, 1998
Ryerson’s student code of conduct is undergoing an image makeover.
Animation club served a raw deal
November 18, 1998
The URanime president is upset the group has to pay Ryerson to use lecture theatre.
Ryerson shines a light on alumni
November 18, 1998
Ryerson is doling out its first-ever alumni awards next week.
Crossroads of a legacy
November 18, 1998
Kyle Rae got into politics as a gay activist, determined to change a city from within. But as city councilor, his role in the Yonge-Dundas project will make him remembered as the man who helped heal Toronto’s downtown.
Maclean’s money machine
November 18, 1998
I’m staring at the pile of newspapers as I sit at my desk on a Sunday afternoon trying to find a way to put a new spin on the Maclean’s university issue — one that routinely and inevitably pegs Ryerson as the bottom feeder among its ivy league colleagues — only one thought went through my mind. I shook my head of that thought so I could concentrate.
Oakham theft hurts profit
November 18, 1998
Sales were up but Oakham House was in the hole for the month of September.
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