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ryerson university 

A college that still thinks its a university, much like western being a 4 star vacation resort. Engineering is good at ryerson, but overall is a very mediocre school, especially the business program.
Queen's Graduate: Well I got my BComm, now I'm planning to do an internship in switzerland for goldman sachs.

U of T Graduate: Really? Wow I'm going to china to work on some investment funds and oversee some potential new buyouts.

York(schulich) Graduate: Nice guys, I'm just planning on staying here and working for Morgan stanley on some M&A projects.How about you?

Ryerson Graduate: you guys r fagz u know that?! fucking fagz who suck their moms cockzrosz!! PWNED!!!! ur so stoopid!!
ryerson university by Dr Doom July 16, 2008

ryerson university 

THE WORST UNIVERSITY IN TORONTO. i HATE THIS PIECE OF SHIT BUILDING. I HATE THIS UNIVERSITY. THEY TAKE ALL YOUR MONEY BECAUSE THEY ARE GREEDY BITCHES AND BASTARDS. I FUCKIN HATE RYERSON UNIVERSITY
I HATE RYERSON UNIVERSITY
DONT EVER go to THIS FUCKIN UNIVERSITY
I HATE RYERSON UNIVERSITY
ryerson university by gil January 2, 2005

Ryerson University 

A university in the heart of downtown Toronto. And contrary to popular belief, Ryerson *IS* a university, albeit a very non-traditional one at that which makes this institution unique.

Ryerson is aptly located amidst the hustle-and-bustle of the city, which has often labeled Ryerson University as having "street cred." This is a school where, on comparison with other insitutions in the area, the students are not snobby, not obnoxious, and just generally really open-minded.

Ryerson is well known for its Business, Image Arts, and Media (Journalism, Radio, etc) programs. Ryerson also hires some of the coolest professors to lecture the courses (the Pop Culture prof looks and acts like Jack Black, seriously!) Ryersonians are collectively known as the Ryerson Rams, who happen to kick quite a lot of arse. Ryerson is also particularly well-known for boasting a fine-looking student body. ;)

Ryerson University 

Ryerson University is the go-to school for students who want to go to school in Toronto but weren't accepted to the University of Toronto.
UofT Student: Did you get any internship opportunities for this summer? I'm going to be interning at J.P Morgan!
Ryerson University Student: Yeah, I'm interning to be a bank teller at CIBC. #imbetterthanyou #ryersondecagoals
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A signal is sometimes used as well to indicate there is something to pickup, like a pile of stones in a certain formation. After checking the drop the signal is removed.
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