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October 21, 2010
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Underground PATH at Rye?
October 20, 2010
City proposal to double the size of the underground walkway system could include an access point at Ryerson campus.
Think you’re runway ready?
October 20, 2010
Fashion can be a tough, competitive and even catty world. If you’ve seen MTV’s The City or the film The Devil Wears Prada you already know this. But in reality, the pressures are even more complex.
Ryerson aims to battle asbestos
October 19, 2010
Company needed to deal with asbestos that could show up during renovation and construction
Please, prove us wrong
October 19, 2010
Rob Fob doesn’t want your measly little vote.
Alumni association receives platinum rewards
October 19, 2010
The Ryerson Mastercard may have cardholders frowning at interest payments, but it has Ryerson’s alumni association smiling.
Ryerson menu grabs PETA’s attention
October 19, 2010
Campus in the running for title of most vegan-friendly university, but vegan students not impressed with lack of options
City council candidates fight for votes
October 19, 2010
As Election Day nears, front-running Ward 27 candidates are eager to show students why they deserve their vote. Mohamed Omar looked into who they are and what they can offer Ryerson students.
Pre-season jitters
October 19, 2010
The women’s basketball team display their youth and inexperience in a pre-season tournament Kai Benson and Sean Tepper report
Handing out money for the wrong reasons
October 19, 2010
This is incredibly difficult to say, but somebody’s gotta say it: Sandy Pothier didn’t deserve to have a $5,000 bursary named after her.
When tragedy strikes a team
October 19, 2010
After 18 years behind the bench, Sandy Pothier has been sidelined by cancer. With a new coach and an inexperienced roster, how will the women’s basketball team rebound without her? Stefanie Wright reports
New rec software costs $80,000
October 19, 2010
Ryerson purchased new recreation software for $80,000 that will allow students to register for services online.
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