Tag: Jonathan Spicer

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Library lockout for Ryerson ungrads

An agreement with other universities allows Ryerson students to check out material from their libraries, and vice versa. At U of T, that isn’t the case.

Arab groups a go go

November 20, 2002

Two Arab student groups were established at Ryerson last week without knowing of each others’ existence.

Clear Cut Culture

November 20, 2002

At six a.m. every morning, truck horns went off. And at six a.m. every morning, Julie Nadeau opened her eyes to the damp tent walls around her.

TA union drive halted

November 20, 2002

A disagreement about which academic assistants are eligible voters could delay the final result on whether or not to unionize until January of 2003.

Students march against free trade pact

November 6, 2002

Hundreds of students marched in Toronto last Thursday to protest the seventh summit of the Free Trade Area of the Americas.

Planners rail against secrecy

October 30, 2002

A couple of Ryerson students are backing a local push to make sure that Union Station’s future is planned with public input.

Higher food prices hard to swallow

October 2, 2002

While Ryerson makes changes to save costs in food services, prices at Ryerson cafeterias are still on the rise. Jonathan Spicer looks at the issue and finds that the numbers just don’t add up.

Early Learning Centre cuts outrage parents

September 25, 2002

Outraged parents blasted Ryerson administration last week over abrupt changes made to the Early Learning Centre, charging that they were misled while daycare quality eroded.

Engineers soar above competition

September 18, 2002

Aerospace engineering students flew the Ryerson S45A3 to the top of the Canadian field in an airplane competition this past summer.

Students act out faith at World Youth Day

September 11, 2002

For a few seconds during CBC’s broadcast of the Stations of the Cross at World Youth Day, the shot cut to Pope john Paul II as he watched the performance on his personal television. And for those same few seconds, just beyond the pope’s shoulder, Byron Abalos’ face filled the inset screen as he performed the ancient Christian ritual.

Dissenting voices band together for a common goal

November 21, 2001

The bleet of an old brass trumpet danced with the soft thump of a wood hand drum.