A day that shook the world
September 12, 2001
U.S. Under Fire
Category: News
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Tuition grants, car up for grabs
September 12, 2001
By Melissa Bell Students will have the chance to win up to $5,000 i tuition grants courtesy of Daimler Chrysler and RyeSAC could win a painted Chrysler PT Cruiser at Thursday’s Carnival in the Quad.
Security head quits
September 12, 2001
Janet Mays has officially resigned her position as head of Ryerson’s equity, harassment and a safety department after a school year marred by security breaches and criticism from university staff and officials.
Rye gets cash for buildings
September 12, 2001
By Allan Woods Ryerson will receive more than $4-million from the provincial government to upgrade campus facilities, the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities announced Monday.
Biz building fix-up taking time
September 12, 2001
By Jennifer McGregor Yellow tape restricts part of the entrance of the business building on Victoria Street. Construction workers concentrate go about their work as hurried students try to navigate through an obstacle course of people and equipment.
Repeated fee blunders spark calls for change
September 12, 2001
By Stephen Petrick Another year of administrative errors with tuition statements has sparked calls for Ryerson to review how it registers students.
Retired prof pays for air rage flip-out
August 22, 2001
By Natalie Alcoba
School’s wallet thickens over the summer
August 22, 2001
By Jennifer McGregor
RyeSAC’s party planner knows how to groove
August 22, 2001
By Jennifer Kwan
Foreign students teach while they learn
April 4, 2001
In Botswana, Sekwaka and Segola’s work takes them to cities and villages to teach people essential things such as boiling water to kill bacteria, proper food hygiene and AIDS awareness.
Resignations spark fear
April 4, 2001
Last week, Ilonka Van Steenwyk resigned from the centre after her contract wasn’t renewed, bringing the number of people who have resigned to three since last August. The other two, Stacey Whyne Berman and Linda Lyns, said they left because of deteriorating leadership and services.
Students given blessing to protest in Quebec
April 4, 2001
About 25 Ryerson social work students will close their textbooks and face the tear gas after the program approved motion allowing its students to defer exams so they can protest at the Free Trade Area of the Americas conference in Quebec City later this month.
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