GROUPS SCRAMBLE FOR OFFICE
January 17, 2007
Student groups are scrambling to claim the recently vacated office of Leatrice O’Neill.
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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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.
ADMIN WANTS MORE PROFS TO TALK TO THE MEDIA
January 10, 2007
As Ryerson pushes to expand as a research facility, its media relations department will hire a new media officer this January.
ACTRA STRIKE WON’T AFFECT STUDENTS
January 10, 2007
The Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Arts (ACTRA) went on strike Monday at midnight, but thanks to special negotitations, Ryerson’s student films and productions will be able to hire ACTRA’s Toronto members.
FOOD FINALLY PICKED UP
January 10, 2007
It lay there in an unlikely location: the sixth floor stairwell in Jorgenson Hall.
MANITOBA TAX CREDIT ISN’T ENOUGH TO LURE RYERSON GRADS TO BARREN PRAIRIES
January 10, 2007
The Manitoba provincial government wants Ryeerson grads to work in friendly Manitoba, and is offering a $25,000 tax break to attract skilled graduates.
STUDENT WORK ON TV? MAYBE
January 10, 2007
With two new LCD screens up in the caf joining a host of TV's on campus, Ryerson is considering broadcasting student work.
POLICE CAMERAS KEY IN SHOOTING INVESTIGATION
January 10, 2007
Closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras turned their unblinking eyes towards Toronto’s busiest street this holiday season, and are now helping police investigate a Dec. 30 shooting at the intersection of Yonge and Gould streets.
BURN BABY BURN, GLOBAL INFERNO
January 10, 2007
It was one of the two days this year that the temperature pushed passed 11 C. A smartly-dressed woman of no more than 30 sat on the streetcar slurping a chilled coffee drink.
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