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Those Remembrance Day forgot about

November 13, 2002

In the winter of 1933, between four and ten million Ukrainians starved to death in a famine so well concealed by the Soviet Union that much of the Western world did not acknowledge it happened until the last days of Communist rule in the 1980s.

But how will they pay for it?

October 16, 2002

If you have an extra $15 million kicking around, you might want to consider having the new Centre for Computing and Engineering named after yourself.

Prez predicts $25-million deficit

November 28, 2001

University prepares to launch task forces in January to decide where and when cuts will come

University takes edge off cash slash

November 21, 2001

Large across-the-board cuts have been eliminated as an option in the university’s bid to save between $4 million and $6 million, v.p. administration and student affairs Linda Grayson said Tuesday.

More girls, less guys attending university, study shows

November 14, 2001

More young women are enrolling in Canadian universities while the number of young men doing the same is dropping, suggests a recent Statistics Canada study.

Pension surplus still up in the air

January 31, 2001

Tax cops refuse Rye’s plan to split the cash.

U of O eyes rye boss, news report says

January 31, 2001

But president Claude Lajeunesse says he’s committed to completing his term.

York strikers reach tentative settlement

January 10, 2001

Ryerson TAs still push toward unionizing.

Campus papers fight back

October 6, 1999

Forming battle lines against The Toronto Star

Truck hits cyclist at campus crossing

October 6, 1999

An accident occurs at Church and Gould streets once a month, police say

Surplus quandary solved

September 22, 1999

University ready to spend its part of the $54.5-million excess surplus