RAMS NOT LIKELY TO MOVE TO NCAA
January 23, 2008
Don’t bet on seeing the Rams in the final four any time soon.
From Page to screen: Queer representation hits the ice
Editorial: ICE raids unmask the “American Dream”
Toronto student groups, community members rally in support of Iranian protests
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PARENTS PAY TO SEE KIDS PLAY
January 23, 2008
When the parents of Ryerson Rams student-athletes travel to campus to watch their children play, they can expect to pay for more than parking — Ryerson also charges them admission to home games.
SHORT MAN, BIG GAME
January 23, 2008
By Rodney Barnes For three years, the men’s volleyball team benched an Olympic athlete.
GREASY LIGHTNING
January 23, 2008
The poutine recently turned 50, and the CBC called it a better invention than basketball. Still, the mayor from the town in which it was invented doesn't care.
A GLIMPSE OF THE CAMPUS OF THE FUTURE
January 23, 2008
The school is launching a 20-year Master Plan to remake our campus.
RYE SCORES SAM’S AND MORE FOR $40 MILLION
January 23, 2008
Ryerson sealed the deal on three properties last week, capping negotiations that began 12 years ago.
ILC RAMPS IT UP
January 23, 2008
Campus Planning is preparing to build a brand new wheelchair ramp at the International Living and Learning Centre (ILC) because it failed to comply with the Ontario Building Code.
ENDOWMENTS CLIMB TO $61M
January 23, 2008
Ryerson’s endowment fund has climbed to a record $61 million, triple the number since 2003 when it was at $20 million.
CHOKE VICTIM LEFT IN DARK
January 23, 2008
A student who was choked in Pitman Hall last week by a residence advisor is still in the dark about his attacker’s fate.
LAGGING BEHIND THE COMPETITION
January 23, 2008
Ryerson’s research funding lags behind other comparable universities, and while funding has increased 32% over the last two years, funding for new professors and researchers remains a concern.
WE’RE FREAKIN’ AWESOME
January 23, 2008
Despite being the alleged moral cespool of campus, the Eyeopener won six awards this past weekend, beating out campus papers from across the country.
PALESTINE CONTROVERSY TAINTS CARAVAN
January 23, 2008
A controversial Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights booth delayed the announcement of Campus Caravan winners, after it was revealed a complaint had been made to the Office of Discrimination and Harassment Prevention.
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