IN THE RED
October 3, 2007
Johan Boyden is a Communist.
Tag: Elections
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ILLEGAL TORY ADS YANKED
October 3, 2007
The Ryerson Students’ Union broke its own rules last week when political posters violating policy guidelines were stamped and posted across campus.
BUYING THE STUDENT VOTE, $1,300 A POP
September 26, 2007
In an exclusive interview with the Eyeopener, Premier Dalton McGuinty promises almost $200 million for students.
POLITICIANS GONE WILD!
March 21, 2007
Stephen Harper’s pummelling the masses with money, MPPs are promptly returning calls from student journalists and Stéphane Dion is drinking green beer at the Ram in the Rye.
A different brand of student politician
September 20, 2006
University is tough enough without having to run for trustee of the Toronto Catholic District School Board. Mario Pileggi says it's no problem. Shasha Nakhai sat down with Ryerson's newest political hopeful.
Rye’s riding heats up
September 12, 2003
"This grandma's going to fight like hell!" said NDP candidate Gene Lara, a 64-year-old grandmother, who got Monday's Toronto Centre-Rosedale candidates debate off to a sensational start with remarks that made even seasoned political animals like Liberal George Smitherman and Tory John Adams jump.
RyeSAC executive and v.p.-elect ousted
March 24, 1999
V.p. administration Jason Power resigns and his successor Jennifer Long is disqualified after defacing election posters; Power's performance contributes to RyeSAC's call for his resignation while Long refuses to resign from her board position
George voted president
February 17, 1999
Erin George calmed her election nerves with smokes
Theatre gives best performance at the polls
February 17, 1999
38 per cent of the program's students cast their vote for executive elections; social work and journalism had the next highest turnout
New v.p.s coast to victory
February 17, 1999
Jennifer Long, v.p. administration-elect, and Cory Wright, v.p. education-elect, both win with more than 70 per cent of the vote
Campaign trail leaves students behind
February 3, 1999
RyeSAC's executive elections are drawing fear voters to the ballot boxes. But the council offers few solutions to the apathy problem
Candidates’ nerves set in as students go to polls
February 3, 1999
Wednesday's vote will decide next year's RyeSAC leaders
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