Month: February 1999

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In Photos: Rams in tough

February 10, 1999

This past weekend was a rough one for the Ryerson hockey team. The Rams lost to Wilfred Laurier 6-3 on Thursday. Then they lost again on Sunday, falling 6-2 to Waterloo. PHOTOS: TOM SAPIANO

Editorial Sports

Memories of a Garden party

February 10, 1999

An Eyeopener editor dusts off his skates for a game at Maple Leaf Gardens

President on the hot seat at fireside chat

February 10, 1999

President Claude Lajeunesse got a little hot under the collar at his "fireside chat" Monday as he faced complaints from engineering and applied sciences students about inadequate space, availability of computers and large class sizes.

Women’s basketball team’s four game slip is Freudian

February 10, 1999

Ryerson team makes mental mistakes in back-to-back-to-back-to-back losses.

Rye men’s b-ball bounces into 2nd

February 10, 1999

Ryerson loses close one against Bishop's, but still move up in OUA East

In Photos: Engineering at Yonge-Dundas

February 10, 1999

Ryerson engineering students leave their mark on the Yonge-Dundas redevelopment project, expected to be completed by the year 2000. The redevelopment includes the construction of a public square, movie theatre, and underground parking garage. PHOTOS: JONATHAN BJERG MOLLER AND ADAM EISNER

Play has all the trimmings of a Greek tragedy

February 10, 1999

Ryerson theatre school's most expensive production is a success

Rock ‘n enrolment

February 10, 1999

For Verge band members, careers in medicine or computers await — unless they go platinum

Arts & Culture Editorial

Musical chameleons fail to blend in

February 10, 1999

Madonna-style makeovers don't work for every artist.

Growing from girl to fashion guru

February 10, 1999

Susan Langdon used to benefit from a mentor's encouragement. Now she is the one giving advice.

Automatics for the people

February 10, 1999

Arm yourself... with everything you'd want to know about buying a gun.

Ryerson faculty’s great divide

February 10, 1999

Staff members feel alienated from the university and their peers, complaining they are overworked and under-appreciated. As strained contract negotiations continue, both sides hope to resolve faculty's low morale. They are also looking for leadership from Ryerson president Claude Lajeunesse, who must address faculty morale in his next five years.