New business building lacking funds
August 20, 2003
Ryerson has approved a plan to build a new business building despite receiving only a fraction of the government funding it sought for the project.
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Man shot dead on campus
March 12, 2003
A man was gunned down outside the Tim Hortons on Victoria Street, and another was wounded by gunfire last night.
Trying season tests ticker
November 27, 2002
Six months after suffering a heart attack, Ed Kirsten keeps his cool behind the losing men’s hockey team bench.
Police arrest Rye sex-assault suspect
November 20, 2002
An undercover operation by Ryerson security led to the arrest last week of a man suspected in a string of campus sex assaults.
“It’s not over”
November 20, 2002
Recently resigned RyeSAC executive Sajjad Wasti says he is considering running for president.
Board proposes solutions
November 13, 2002
After three hours of secret discussion on Monday, the RyeSAC Board of Directors produced a long list of ideas on how RyeSAC can deal with the crisis brought on by Sajjad Wasti’s letter that accused the group’s managers and executives of being corrupt.
Classroom space cut back for double cohort
November 13, 2002
A recent decision to shut down four classrooms has left one professor fuming and hundreds of students inconvenienced and confused.
Ryerson president may face libel suit
November 6, 2002
Members of the RyeSAC executive are considering suing Ryerson’s president, a RyeSAC executive and a campus newspaper in the wake of a controversial letter released to the Ryerson community last week.
This white man can soar
October 23, 2002
Anton Hauser may not have the NBA championships or the million-dollar contract, but the second-year men’s volleyball player does have one thing in common with Los Angeles Lakers superstar Kobe Bryant: a 38-inch vertical jump.
Health plan suit resolved
October 23, 2002
Faced with a million dollar lawsuit over a broken insurance contract, RyeSAC backed down.
Crimes dog Rye security
October 16, 2002
Last week was typical for Ryerson security: They had to deal with an office break-in, hate graffiti and a sexual assault. The three incidents tested the effectiveness of a security force that was criticized earlier this month for letting a robbery suspect escape from its guards by running off campus.
Rye prez: “No more room”
October 16, 2002
With Ontario universities being called on to take on even more students next fall, Ryerson president Claude Lajeunesse says that there is simply no more room available at the university.
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