IMAGE ARTS SPACE SACRIFICED FOR NEW GALLERY
February 7, 2007
The plans for Ryerson's new gallery are ready to go, but some students worry that the time and space it will take might not be worth their troubles.
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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THE REAL COST OF LEVY’S JUNKETS
February 7, 2007
The bill is in from president Sheldon Levy’s 11-day jaunt to India, Jamaica and Paris, and Levy thinks the costs will be worth it for Ryerson in the long run.
TURNITIN BREACHES MORE THAN JUST SECURITY
February 7, 2007
Following a November issue of The Eyeopener, the university has launched an investigation into the plagiarism-detecting database.
READING WEEK EXAM UPSETS STUDENT
February 7, 2007
Sarah Weinrauch wants to spend her Reading Week going on weekend excursions and making arrangements for a trip she plans to take this summer.
SCHOOL LAUNCHES PATRIOT ACT INVESTIGATION
February 7, 2007
Ryerson is now investigating possible breach of privacy issues faced by students and faculty by U.S. officials due to the country’s Patriot Act.
PROFESSORS STUCK WITHOUT PAY, NOT LEGAL RYERSON EMPLOYEES
February 7, 2007
More than 20 instructors at Ryerson haven’t been paid in more than a month and aren’t legal employees of the university, academic council heard last Tuesday.
NEW (BIZ) KID ON THE BLOCK
January 31, 2007
Ryerson's 'Business on Bay' bragging rights have been challenged with a new Western University downtown campus.
BYE WINDOWS XP, HELLO VISTA!
January 31, 2007
Technology author Andy Walker tells us more about the new Microsoft operating system, Windows Vista.
FROM EATING IN THE HUB TO DIRECTING EPISODES OF ‘SIX FEET UNDER’
January 31, 2007
By Vicky Tam In 2002, he was telling a rock star how to act. Two years later, he was filming lesbian relationships that millions of people watched every week.
TWO ACTORS MEASURE UP TO ONE BIG ROLE
January 31, 2007
The posters around campus are alluring: two bare shoulders emerging from shadows, they seem to promise something dark, illicit and apparently Shakespearean.
THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE CLASSY
January 31, 2007
Lia Van Baalen serves up a crash course in wine etiquette.
HOMEWARD BOUND
January 31, 2007
For Canice Leung, moving out meant freedom and independence from an overbearing family. It also meant living in mice-infested squalor.
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