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LATE AND EXPENSIVE

August 25, 2004

The student campus centre set to open in January could be late and is now almost $2 million over budget.

MORE PROFS EARN $100,000

By Nicole Riva The number of Ryerson staff and faculty making six-figure salaries has more than tripled in the past year.

RYE INVESTING IN BUSINESS

By Jen Gerson When Ryerson bids to develop its proposed new business building, it will be trying for access to some of the most expensive real estate in Canada.

WRONGED BY RYERSON

By Owen Leitch A business student found guilty of violating Ryerson’s Student Code of Conduct claims he, too, has been violated.

GONE: A MOM, WIFE AND PROF

By Matt Kwong Friends and family remember Ryerson business professor.

THE ONES WE WON’T SEE

We all notice the sex trade workers across the street, but The Eyeopener’s Patrick Evans discovers that not all is as one would expect.

RYE KICKS IN CASH FOR SAE TEAM

By Matthew Tulloch Despite a funding crisis, Ryerson’s talented Formula SAE team will be able to compete this season following a last-minute donation from the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science.

SCAM THE PLAN

By Robyn Doolittle Any money left on meal cards after exams isn’t refunded to students. Instead, it goes back into the ancillary services fund.

UNHEALTHY COOKING

Ryerson’s cafeteria workers say the university’s administration doesn’t listen and doesn’t care about their concerns and their lives. The Eyeopener’s Jordan Heath-Rawling reports.

The thin line of tolerance

At 1 p.m. on Mar. 23, 2004, students from York University’s pro-Palestinian group, Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights, set up a mock West Bank checkpoint inside York’s Vari Hall. Some were dressed as Israeli soldiers emblazoned with the slogan “born to kill” on their backs, while others were garbed as Arab women. The students […]

Students marking students

Last semester, Orest Werbowy went to class, studied, and took tests like any third-year student. He did well; some of his classmates did too. He should know – he marked their assignments. Werbowy, a third-year ITM student, was hired by professor Debra Sels as a teaching assistant for her third-year ITM course. He says […]

The ones we won’t see

In the October of 1980, Ryerson President-designate Brian Segal called the campus unsafe. He labelled the Yonge and Gould block a dangerous eyesore, citing rapes, vandalism and constant thievery on and around campus. He said the Yonge Street environment is dangerous for students because of the people it attracts to the campus are. There […]

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