HEALTH CENTRE GETS MORE DOCTORS
October 10, 2007
Ryerson’s Health Centre has a full stable of doctors, but there seems to be money for more.
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BLACK STAR GALLERY CONSTRUCTION RUNS INTO CITY ROADBLOCK
October 10, 2007
Image Arts students are losing patience with the stalled Black Star Gallery renovation, and Ryerson can add a land dispute with the city to the growing list of problems.
FALLING GLASS PANE BLAMED ON VANDALS
October 10, 2007
A large pane of glass fell out of the George Vari Engineering and Computing Centre on Saturday night and smashed on the sidewalk.
PITMAN VICTIM FEELS SAFE, PLEASED WITH SECURITY’S TACT
October 10, 2007
The scars have healed but Mike Empey still doesn’t know why he was attacked with a knife while hanging out with his friends in Pitman Hall.
GRADUATE TO BE DEPORTED TO SAUDI ARABIA
October 10, 2007
Yaser Alyounes is young, skilled and educated — the kind of citizen that Canada wants.
TO MMP, OR NOT TO MMP?
October 3, 2007
What do an IKEA executive, a Sicilian Mafioso and a Bavarian yodeler have in common? That’s right, they all live in countries with proportional representation.
CRUCIAL CFS VOTE FALLS JUST SHORT FOR SNOBAR
October 3, 2007
They may have lost a crucial vote last week, but several members of the Ryerson Students’ Union are still confident they’ll convince students to sever ties with the Canadian Federation of Students.
RSU DEMANDS COMMERCE SOCIETY PAY BACK $3,900
October 3, 2007
The Ryerson Students’ Union says the Ryerson Commerce Society owes almost $4,000. But RCS President Abdullah Snobar and his brother Ibrahim (Abe) Snobar, an RSU executive, want hard proof before any money changes hands.
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.
RADIO STATION ONE STEP AWAY FROM UNIONIZATION
October 3, 2007
Employees at CKLN are set to unionize after months of acrimony with the radio station’s board. Five employees are looking to join the Canadian Union of Public Employees local 1281.
LEVY KILLS MOTION TO SPLIT TUITION PAYMENTS
October 3, 2007
President Sheldon Levy has quashed a senate motion to split tuition fee payments evenly between both semesters.
BOARD OF GOVERNORS SHELLS OUT BIG BUCKS FOR AD SPACE
October 3, 2007
Ryerson wants the GTA to know who sits on its Board of Governors, and they’re willing to slap down some cash to make it happen.
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