Month: March 2020

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Sports Sports & Culture Video

VIDEO: R U Smarter than a Fifth-Grader?

R U Smarter than a fifth-grader?? Sports Editor Libaan Osman is here to put you to the test! See what else he has to say in last week’s Sports & Culture Issue! https://theeyeopener.com/2020/03/spor… Edited by: Connor Thomas Filming and Audio by: Adrian Bueno & Connor Thomas Written and Hosted by: Libaan Osman

Breaking News

Campus News COVID-19

BREAKING: Rye announces credit/no credit options for winter semester courses amid COVID-19

The office of the provost and vice-president, academic announced that students will have the option to maintain a letter grade or receive a course credit

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Sports & Culture

Why do we hold sports to a different social standard? The world of sports is often a host for toxic masculinity—a catalyst to other social issues like gender-based violence, racism and classism. So why do we pay attention to these issues everywhere else—workplaces, the internet, etc.—but not in the sports world? Sports & Culture calls […]

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Campus News COVID-19

Campus construction continues through COVID-19

University president Mohamed Lachemi said he cannot guarantee a completion date as of yet.

Business & Technology

Ryerson in talks with education firm Navitas on new international student program

Faculty, staff and students are divided on a proposed partnership between Ryerson University and an international education provider

Campus News COVID-19

COVID-19: How Ryerson faculties are transitioning curriculums in light of the pandemic

Since March 13, Ryerson faculties have worked on transitioning their curricula to fit online and alternative formats

Sports Sports & Culture

The balancing act: How Ryerson student athletes do it all

Spoiler: It’s all about time management

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Sport imitates life

How sports influence who we are as people

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Why Canadian student athletes don’t get a ‘full ride’ like some Americans do

Unlike many American programs, earning a scholarship for U Sports athletes is about school as much as it's about skill and talent

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‘The middle with the turban’: How Rams volleyball star Navreet Suhan carries his traditions with pride

“Wearing the turban was meant for us to stand out, and not to fit in”

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Victory at all costs: What happens when your parents are a little too passionate about your sport

Sometimes your your biggest fans can turn into resentful critics

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‘Out of the question’: How the cost of sports excludes low-income kids

It’s well known you need to have money to be in sport programs growing up. But the financial barriers have led to low-income and immigrant families feeling particularly excluded

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