ALL RIEL-D UP
November 24, 2004
Elder Joanne Dallaire walked slowly around the crowd, carrying a tray of burning incense, or "smudge," in her hands.
GST break: A taxing situation for students
Becoming the ‘master’ of graduate studies
Student groups respond to Middle East ceasefire deal
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IMPROV’S BOOM
November 24, 2004
As the 18 performers took to the stage in hard hats and carrying hammers and rolls of duct tape, the POD 60 Lounge really did look like a construction site.
FINISHING PHOBIA
November 24, 2004
Flyers condemning racism and secret trials were some of the materials available for pickup at Thursday's conference on Islamophobia.
LIBRARY A HAVEN FOR JERKS
November 24, 2004
Two weeks ago, Ryerson security caught an alumnus enjoying himself in the library, and he didn't have his nose buried in a good book.
STARVING FOR FUNDS
November 24, 2004
Last week, Community Food Room volunteers raised more than $730 to buy non-perishable foods for the winter food drive.
CFS DEFED DIES VICIOUS DEATH
November 24, 2004
After months of turmoil over a referendum to leave the Canadian Federation of Students, the defederation vote was to die last night.
EYE-NALYSIS: PREZ NOT A LIAR
November 24, 2004
Matt Kwong says Dave's not a liar, the prez just needs to think before he speaks.
THE BEST COLUMN IN THE WORLD
November 24, 2004
A "camel clutch" is a submission manoeuvre formerly used by professional wrestling's Iron Sheik and apparently the title of one of Ryerson rapper Arabesque's old songs.
PISSED-OFF URBANS PLAN MUTINY AGAINST PROF
November 24, 2004
A group of urban planning students are putting down their pens and taking complaints about a professor to the next level by putting on their walking shoes and preparing a walk-out.
SUPPORT ‘MANDATORY,’ ROWERS SAY
November 24, 2004
Students say coach pressured them into campaigning for controversial candidate.
GET OUT, REZ TELLS RYESAC
November 24, 2004
Residence students will tolerate RyeSAC execs living in free rooms, but want them evicted next year.
DISEASE CONTROLS EACH DAY
November 17, 2004
Sonja Puzic explains how Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder made one Ryerson fashion student a prisoner in her own home.
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