STUDENT SHOOTS IN THE LINE OF FIRE
January 17, 2007
In the volatile Gaza Strip, it doesn’t matter how much critical acclaim Dominc Nahr has received. He’s not protected from the fighting.
BREAKING: Pro-Palestine walkout participants occupy executive floor of Jorgenson Hall
TMU’s Indigenous leaders lay foundations for the future
A worse bang for your buck: How students are getting ripped off at grocery stores
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PERFECT STORM OF PROCRASTINATION
January 17, 2007
A new study shows the distractions of university life and far-off deadlines land about three-quarters of students in a storm of procrastination.
STUDENTS SPARSE AT SHARIA SCREENING
January 17, 2007
Despite Ryerson’s large Muslim population, there appeared to be no students in attendance at a Friday night film screening and discussion of Sharia In Canada.
FINDING A SAFE PLACE “TO GO”
January 17, 2007
Going to the washroom should not be a dreaded event, let alone a routine of explaining yourself to a stranger.
THE HIGH COST OF COPYRIGHT
January 17, 2007
Ryerson student Ardi Mustafa is partaking in a common start-of-term activity: purchasing hundreds of dollars in books and materials for her winter classes.
WHERE’S THE TASTY BEEF?
January 17, 2007
After more than 18 years Mr. Tasty Burger, a burger joint that served burgers and fries to thousands of Ryerson students, closed its doors forever in December.
IPODS AND DEGRASSI: RSU POSTER CONFUSES
January 17, 2007
Are you interested in running for a position on the Ryerson Students’ Union (RSU) executive? Are you a silhouette? If not, according to an RSU poster, the job may not be for you.
GROUPS SCRAMBLE FOR OFFICE
January 17, 2007
Student groups are scrambling to claim the recently vacated office of Leatrice O’Neill.
EMBRACE YOUR PROCRASTINATION
January 17, 2007
In Grade 7, Ms. Symington told my class we’d never succeed unless we learned to finish our work in advance.
URBAN PLANNING SCORES 105 BOND ST.
January 17, 2007
After more than 30 years in their dingy home on the fourth floor of the library, the School of Urban and Regional planning is finally getting a major upgrade with a move to the recently acquired 105 Bond St. location.
A DUNGEON DESTROYED
January 17, 2007
Furniture installed this past September in Kerr Hall North’s basement engineering lounge was trashed over the winter break.
STUDENT APARTMENTS TO OPEN THIS FALL
January 17, 2007
Ryerson’s residence housing crunch will be slightly alleviated this September, when a new private, student-geared apartment building opens at Church and Gerrard streets.
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