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RyeSAC questions the Board’s true colours

RyeSAC is calling on all members of the Ryerson community to join together and take their concerns about impending budget cuts, tuition fee increases and deregulation to the next board of governors meeting on Monday March 25, 2002.

RyeSAC questions Board connections

February 20, 2002

After almost a year of research, RyeSAC is planning to release a pamphlet showing how Ryerson’s Board of Governors is connected to big business and the Tory government at Queen’s Park.

Six degrees of voter apathy

February 13, 2002

The way to get students to hit the polling stations in future RyeSAC elections is to bring the polling stations to them, said RyeSAC chief returning officer Jason Curran, who coordinated last week’s election.

Cooney victorious in RyeSAC election romp

February 13, 2002

When he heard the cheering, Alex Lisman knew it was over.

Few fireworks sparked at RyeSAC debates

February 6, 2002

RyeSAC’s latest group of executive hopefuls went into Oakham House last Thursday night looking for a little political sparring.

In search of a place to pray

February 6, 2002

What started as a simple request for a bigger room has turned into a two-year-long struggle for understanding

Administration keeping mouths, doors shut

February 6, 2002

The 13th floor office in Jorgenson Hall, which normally has an open-door policy, has been locked for over three weeks, and Ryerson’s administration won’t say why.

Campus gets new, temporary wallpaper

January 30, 2002

Posters are creating an eyesore, but there are precious few other ways to get students to remember a name

Muslims considering the rights option

January 30, 2002

Ryerson’s Muslim Student Association is considering launching a complaint with the Ontario Human Rights Commission over the lack of response to their quest for Friday prayer space.

Deregula-shunned

January 30, 2002

Nothing has changed in the existing legislation that says universities are allowed to charge whatever they please for professionally-related programs. Unfortunately, these are the programs that make up Ryerson.

Students skip out on Feb. 6 meeting

January 23, 2002

RyeSAC has made a tuition freeze its main priority, but not even five students attended a discussion on the impact of federal and provincial cuts, last Wednesday at Oakham House.

Rye gives props to protesters

January 23, 2002

The upcoming national student day of action got some action of its own last Tuesday as Ryerson’s academic council overwhelmingly passed a motion to support the Feb. 6 event.