CHRIS REID, GREEN GUY
October 25, 2006
By Alyssa Luckhurst With Ryerson’s future dependant on development, Chris Reid’s degree in civil engineering just might make him an ideal candidate.
Author: Eyeopener Staff
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THE GAPKA REVOLUTION
October 25, 2006
By Kate Oliver and Kris Baker Candidate joins the race in support of housing, safety, sustainable development and public transit.
MEET ROB BEZANSON
October 25, 2006
By Jill Langlois Rob Bezanson, a candidate for city councillor in Toronto’s Nov. 13 election, said that he has always worked to help the little guy and that he encourages students to become actively involved in politics.
GOING FOR SIX
October 25, 2006
By Fareen Qureishi Ward 27 Councillor Kyle Rae is the incumbent, going for his sixth term. How long is that? He was councillor when Ryerson first became a university.
..AND NOBODY CARES.
October 25, 2006
By Maurice Cacho News Editor If I worked at CFS, I would be crying with laughter right now. Bringing 16,000 Ryerson students into the federation was child’s play because nobody cares.
CESAR JOINS CFS…
October 25, 2006
By Ashley Spegel It took only 5.46 per cent of CESAR students to vote in favour of joining the Canadian Federation of students last week.
THE NATIONAL POST BOXES ACROSS CAMPUS SEEM TO BE EMPTY LATELY
October 25, 2006
The National Post boxes across campus seem to be empty lately. Business problems or a cancelled subscription? Rita Poliakov reports.
ATHLETES FOR SALE TO HIGH BIDDER
October 25, 2006
By Robyn Doolittle Editor in Chief The $500G advertising and recruitment deal between Canadian Interuniversity Sport and the Armed Forces should never have been pitched in the first place.
FIDDLES, FISH AND THE NORWALK VIRUS
October 25, 2006
By Jamie McLeod Two east-coast schools have been hit with mass-infections of Norwalk, a severe flu-like illness. Could it happen at Ryerson? The school is well-prepared, say health officials.
RSU AUTO INSURANCE DISCOUNT PROGRAM RUNNING IN LOW GEAR
October 25, 2006
By Stacey Askew When it comes to auto insurance, students are often screwed over for being young, single, and potential risk-takers.
TAS WAITING WEEKS TO GET PAID
October 25, 2006
By Sarah Boesveld Too much paperwork and overworked system blamed as over one hundred TAs go without pay.
RYE’S FIELD OF DREAMS
October 18, 2006
By David Singh It took a lunch meeting during last year’s Major League Baseball (MLB) playoffs to bring three friends to realize what was missing in their university. Ajdin Agic,19, and his two friends, Nate Appleton, 22, and Justin Persaud, 20, then decided to try and bring a baseball team to Ryerson. Despite being one […]
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