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FOUR UNIVERSTIES KICK-OFF IN IRANIAN SOCCER TOURNAMENT

January 18, 2006

York University won the Iranian Students' Association at Ryerson University second annual soccer tournament last Sunday, beating the University of Toronto 1-0 and taking the title away from Ryerson.

WILL THEY STAY OR WILL THEY GO?

January 18, 2006

A bunch of Ryerson athletes are set to graduate with one year of playing eligibility remaining.

A BLURRED PERSPECTIVE

January 18, 2006

Image Arts student Mimi Cabell sees life through a less-than-perfect lens in her new art show.

AN ADVENTURE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE ROAD

January 18, 2006

When they're not climbing mountains, the members of the Ryerson Adventure Society are busy rocking out to the rising local band Avenue Road.

TAKING A SECOND LOOK

January 18, 2006

The Iranian Student Association of Ryerson University (ISARU) is composed of 500 people, but its current exhibit focuses on only two of them.

Business & Technology

THE LOW DOWN ON DOWNLOADING

January 18, 2006

Which of the 14 million iPods sold in the holiday quarter are spinning legitimate tracks?

A MUSLIM LIBERAL IN SUBURBIA

January 18, 2006

The balance between mosque and state is a daily issue on the campaign trail for Mississauga candidate and Rye grad Omar Alghabra.

IT AIN’T EASY BEING GREEN

January 18, 2006

When Ryerson graduate Chris Tindal's friends first found out he was running in this federal election, they were skeptical about his new role as a politician.

HIGHER TECH FOR HIGHER LEARNING

January 18, 2006

Radio and Television Arts puts students on the frontlines of new technology with Canada's first High Definition TV studio.

TUITION OVERCHARGE

January 18, 2006

Fourth-year Journalism students got an unexpected surprise this winter: the university appears to owe some of them money.

KERR HALL LAB GETS $1.1 MILLION FACELIFT

January 18, 2006

Students returning to Ryerson after the winter break may have been surprised to see that the computer lab in Kerr Hall West has been redone to the tune of $1.1 million.

HUB GETS DISSOLVABLE DISHES

January 18, 2006

The Hub is the first university cafeteria operated by Aramark Canada to use biodegradable food containers -- but it's costing Ryerson extra.

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