This ain’t Avatar
September 21, 2010
One Ryerson professor is hoping to refine our 3-D viewing experience for the better
Month: September 2010
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Back from the brink
September 21, 2010
Follow new Stinger Taylor Lambert as she chronicles the women’s hockey team’s path to the CIS
Cracking Ryerson’s Mobile Crowd
September 21, 2010
For student Edwin Chan, it took only 21 seconds to crack the final code. This wasn’t a video game, or even a classroom assignment, but Ryerson Mobile’s Crack The Code contest
So you think you can be a vegan?
September 21, 2010
Brian Boudreau reports on how to stay healthy while on the most particular of diets
New art with an old twist
September 21, 2010
Arts editor Gianluca Inglesi looks into Brittney Mackinnon’s city-wide art project to bring you clothing gems for under $50
Event Recap: IMA Frosh Exhibition
September 20, 2010
The IMA’s first ever orientation event, held at the newly renamed IMA Gallery, was exactly what you’d expect. There were boys in bowties, girls with glasses, and some sort of performance art piece that involved someone yelling “I CAN’T SEE ANYTHING!”
Video: Move snitch! Eye vs Rye
September 20, 2010
If you’ve read any of the three campus newspapers, you already know that Ryerson has a Quidditch team. But the Eyeopener, both amazed and bemused by this story, decided to go one step further and challenge the team to a match of epic proportions. It would be a classic case of the amateurs versus the veterans. It would also be a way to get us out of the office for something other than free food and parties.
TIFF: student film wins $15,000
September 19, 2010
As the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) comes to an end, celebrities, paparazzi and crazed fans will all be leaving our campus. But this year’s festival will leave a lasting impression on third-year film student, Stephen Dunn.
VIDEO: Pop it lock it
September 17, 2010
The Urban Hip-Hop Union at Ryerson strives to prove that hip-hop not only a lifestyle, but a culture. They definitely made a believer out of first-year journalism student Christina Dun, who let the Eyeopener get a sneak peak into the world of UHHU by allowing us to document her audition for UHHU's very selective dance team. If selected, Christina would go on to compete at the Ontario University Competition for Hip-Hop with the rest of the team.
Dancing Through Life
September 17, 2010
If you’d asked me on the morning of September 15th, how I felt about that evening’s Urban Hip Hop Union (UHHU) dance team audition, I would have told you that I was pumped and excited to finally be able to dance here in Toronto. But if you’d asked me five minutes before the audition, you’d have seen a look of panic flash across my face.
Women’s soccer home opener
September 16, 2010
The women’s soccer team outplayed the Royal Military College of Canada throughout Saturday’s home opener at Lamport Stadium, but only managed to walk away with one point in a scoreless tie.
The Rams’ offense got off to a quick start as they pressured the Paladins’ defence early on and were able to get a flurry of breakaways and shots on net. Though it was clear that Ryerson was wearing down RMC’s defence, they had nothing to show for the bounty of scoring opportunities.
Ontario: Highest tuition fees
September 16, 2010
Ontario undergraduate tuition fees are up 5.4 per cent on average over last year, the highest undergraduate fee hike in the country, according to Statistics Canada.
Mike Stewart, a third-year information technology management student, was surprised at the tuition price this semester when he enrolled in his classes online.
“I was like ‘Wow, that’s really steep.’”
Ontario undergrads continue to have the highest average fees of $6,307, a thousand dollars more than the national average. In comparison, Quebec undergraduate students pay an average of $2,415 - the lowest average fees in the country.
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