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Student forced to buy marks

January 19, 2011

By Rebecca Burton Associate News Editor Buying textbooks is nothing new to a university student. While some students opt out of buying them, new online textbooks that include mandatory quizzes make it a requirement to purchase them —no matter the price tag. Part time student Kyle Bickerstaffe enrolled in a marketing course at the Raymond […]

Urban planning students tackle Muskoka housing issue

January 19, 2011

A fourth year project on affordable housing by 10 Ryerson urban planning students has grown to a broad report delivered to and utilized by the Muskoka city council.

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photo of the day

January 19, 2011

January 19 2011 We are leaving today’s picture up to the imagination! Photo: Chelsea Pottage

Ryerson darkroom hazardous?

January 18, 2011

Air quality tests requested after students show symptoms of ether poisoning. Students petitions for better facilities.

Split on fall reading week

January 18, 2011

Students in the faculty of engineering, architecture and science (FEAS) are fighting over the ramifications of a contentious Senate motion to add a fall reading week.

Student routes might be cut off

January 18, 2011

By Emma Prestwich News Editor Like many other Ryerson commuters, it usually takes Michael Binetti an hour to get home from class. But soon he might have difficulty making it home at all. The 9 Bellamy bus that Binetti takes home to central Scarborough is just one of 48 routes slated for service reductions by […]

Missing inventory plagues Used Book Room

January 18, 2011

A total of 150 students compensated by the Used Book Room in the past year for lost books

Boxers & Groaners

January 18, 2011

A roundup of some of the shadier — and just plain odd — things that happen around Ryerson’s downtown campus.

Students’ union attacks Maclean’s public funding

January 18, 2011

The Ryerson Students’ Union is calling for Maclean’s magazine to stop being publicly funded after a controversial article was published by the magazine last November.

Transfer students cut a break

January 18, 2011

Minister of Training announces $73 million will be invested in post-secondary transfer system

Give me some credit

January 18, 2011

Michael Chu takes a look at how students can get a credit card into their wallet while staying out of debt

In the red

January 18, 2011

As more young Canadians get their hands on credit cards, wallets often wind up filled with more plastic than cash. But racking up credit card debt can end up costing more than just interest. Jeff Lagerquist and features editor Mariana Ionova report

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