Summer scrapbook
September 16, 1998
A few things that happened during your vacation.
Home Court Advantage
Three initiatives making sport more accessible in Canada
Ex-athletes on giving up the game for good
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Building on Oakham’s success
September 16, 1998
All it took was more than $500,000 in renovations for Oakham to make $22,000 last year.
Fifty and free
September 16, 1998
Realizing that nothing attracts attention like a free lunch, Ryerson held a community barbecue to kick off its 50th anniversary celebrations this year.
Cash flows to high-tech degrees
September 16, 1998
Ryerson’s high-tech programs will receive a cash lift thanks to an initiative announced by the Ontario government.
Planned referendum not the first
September 16, 1998
Tucked away in a narrow hallway in Jorgenson Hall’s lower ground, CKLN is on air even when Ryerson is closed.
CKLN airs a distress signal
September 16, 1998
CKLN will be in a precarious financial situation if Ryerson students don’t agree to a proposed referendum to increase their contribution to the radio station.
A birthday reflection
September 16, 1998
Some anniversaries are more important than others. When one turns 50, for example, there’s the usual celebration of time gone by, achievements are reflected on, a joyous occasion is marked. The festivities that have been thrown by a little college that kept on growing — on its 50th birthday — are well deserved.
Raising his net worth
September 16, 1998
Vladimir Vasilko has joined student council’s $16,000-plus vice-president’s club.
RACA folds in debt
September 16, 1998
One of Ryerson’s largest cultural groups has folded because of an overwhelming debt and internal conflicts.
Rye poring over cola deals
September 16, 1998
The cola wars have begun on Ryerson’s campus.
Good news for the Ryerson women’s soccer team: the only way to go is up
September 16, 1998
New optimism comes with the arrival of a new season and a new coach. Unfortunately, for the Ryerson women’s soccer team, the result of their season opener was eerily familiar.
New rams for the slaughter?
September 16, 1998
After last season’s abysmal 0-12 league record, the Ryerson women’s soccer team was in need of a change. Head coach Lavernne Hudson left at the end of last season and has been replaced with a former Newmarket Rep soccer coach Jon Sanderson.
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