Religiou$ Reward$
September 20, 2006
Is it possible to get paid, to go to school and to be religious? Indeed it is, and Jewish students at Ryerson can cash in on the opportunity.
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English prof for Giller
September 20, 2006
Ryerson English professor Randy Boyagoda has been nominated for the Giller Prize for his debut novel, Governor of the Northern Province.
Rye students Walk for Life, raise cash for AIDS research
September 20, 2006
As aerobics instructors kicked off the AIDS Walk for Life to the tune of It’s Raining Men, Ryerson Students’ Union President Muhammad Ali Jabbar talked with students, all of them raising their legs in time for Sunday’s walk.
Levy’s Gould-en opportunity
September 20, 2006
A pedestrian-friendly campus that stretches to Yonge and beyond? In Sheldon Levy's eyes, anything is possible, but experts say say innovations such as closing Gould Street may be more problematic than the president thinks, writes Josh Wingrove.
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.
Seeking: Smart, university-educated women for RCMP
September 20, 2006
Canada's chief law enforcement agency launches agressive recruiting campaign.
A week after the Dawson College shooting, is Ryerson prepared for disaster?
September 20, 2006
The shooting at Dawson College in Montreal last week has raised questions of just how prepared Ryerson is for a similar incident. But the adminstration and campus security are not about to push the panic button.
Racing team riding high
September 20, 2006
Team ready for new season, new blood, looking for continued support from the administration.
Weak welcome phases frosh
September 18, 2006
More cheer; less beer as RyeHigh week of welcome events struggled to spark student enthusiasm in some. Others found themselves "at home" in a new club. But residence orientation meant more supervisors, more rules and less fun in week one.
Great new IDEAS
September 13, 2006
A new initiative launched by five Toronto-area institutions is preparing students for the worst case scenario in responding to natural disasters.
Wild days of Somerville
September 13, 2006
The decision to give an honorary degree to ethicist Margret Somerville, who opposes same-sex parenting, blew up in Ryerson's face. The university's entire summer will be remembered for the views of one very controversial woman.
A tragic end to a promising life
September 13, 2006
Ryerson student Natalie Novak's life was cut short when she was killd during a domestic dispute in June. Her familyu and friends are left without their "strong, bright light." Novak's ex-boyfriend has been charged with first-degree murder.
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