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Library braces for hit from HST

While most university departments can take comfort in a tax break with the new harmonized sales tax (HST), the library may be facing a hefty new price tag on its electronic resources.

CKLN under threat

Brampton residents might not be able to tune in to CKLN 88.1 FM for much longer. The campus radio station has come under threat because another station has applied to move to their frequency, according to an e-mail sent out by CKLN's board of directors.

Students scrambling for transfer credits

"I had to pay for courses that I pretty much already took," Ardeleanu said. "There were so many parallels between what I did there and what I'm doing now, they could've accepted some of the courses, but they didn't."

RACcess denied

A lot of fuss has been made about accessibility issues at Ryerson over the last few years. With the Master Plan under way, we've learned just how old, decrepit and impossible to access pretty much all of our buildings are.

Business & Technology

Torrent while you work

But while there's no denying that Ryerson is blessed with a stupidly fast Internet connection, just remember — you're totally breaking the law.

Business & Technology

Mayor ‘checks-in’ to office

As Toronto's mayoral race heats up, another push for local supremacy is brewing online.

Bored to death

Stress can kill- but now boredom? Cody Wilson investigates

Out of place

With Vancouver playing host to the 2010 Paralympics in the coming weeks, wheelchair sports have never been on a more public stage. But when it comes to universities across Canada, there has yet to be a school that takes initiative to create a wheelchair athletics program.

Rye fights for research cash

Ryerson could miss out on funding because it doesn't have a medical school.

Union vote could count for nothing

The sealed ballot boxes filled with workers' views on union representation might never be opened if the 181 votes cast are deemed invalid.

Ontario to cash in on international students

Lise De Montbrun feels used by the government's plan to turn international students like her into cash cows to support post-secondary education.

You gotta Fight! For the right!

Arts and Life editor Amanda Cupido shows you how to throw a party.

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