Eye flashes: May 31, 1995
May 31, 1995
Students can expect a $400 tuition hike at Ryerson for the 1995/96 year.
BREAKING: Student alleges TMU director of community safety ‘grabbed’ and ‘pushed’ demonstrator at BoG meeting
Toronto student activists organize pro-Palestine community sit-in at TMU
BREAKING: TMU being sued for $1.3 million after allegedly fostering a hostile environment for a Jewish student on campus
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RSU gets a facelift: Union renamed, but changes don’t address problems
May 31, 1995
"Students were confused with what we (RSU) did, and why we were called a union," Cheevers said. He hopes the new name will clear up the misunderstanding.
Ryerson grads rule: Graduates nab top film awards
May 31, 1995
Film graduates Rebecca Wood and John Tran respectively won awards for screenwriting and cinematography, and RTA student Elias Devries was named Toronto's top film and television graduate, winning the City of Toronto Screen Apprenticeship Award.
Candidate clueless? PC says universities and colleges should be privatized
May 31, 1995
"I think independent business can do anything better than government," he says. "But government would still have to set the curriculum," says PC candidate Joel Ginsberg.
Goodbye to Rye? NDP says business should take over job training
May 31, 1995
"[Business] is forcing training on the educational system," says NDP Rosario Marchese.
Deep pockets? Liberals place funding burden on students’ shoulders
May 31, 1995
The liberal education platform suggests students will be charged with the responsibility of keeping university funding stable.
Crime in the core: Police say crime is going down, but people in the area don’t notice a change
May 31, 1995
Police say crime is going down, but people in the area don't notice a change
Cultural identity, reggae, and Rastafarianism
May 31, 1995
Reggae is Jamaica’s greatest cultural export.
Summer films for the reality-impaired
May 31, 1995
For those who would rather than than catch up with the news, here’s your guide to the summers biggest hits.
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