Caught in the crossfire
November 6, 2002
Surrounded by controversy, RyeSAC v.p. Crystal Adair ponders her future
Author: Eyeopener Staff
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RyeSAC v.p. faces impeachment
November 6, 2002
A RyeSAC vice-president is a board of directors’ vote away from being kicked out of office after he called RyeSAC management “corrupt” and “nepotistic” in an open letter last week.
Students march against free trade pact
November 6, 2002
Hundreds of students marched in Toronto last Thursday to protest the seventh summit of the Free Trade Area of the Americas.
Ladies of the night
November 6, 2002
By day, they wear sneakers and jeans and bury their noses in books along with their fellow classmates. By night, they transform into money-making sex machines, lured by quick cash in an industry where typically your body is an asset. But many student escorts are earning money off men who are also looking for a little intelligent conversation. The Eyeopener’s Karolyn Coorsh talks to one escort about balancing the books with the boys.
Forrester is a find
November 6, 2002
The best women’s baller at Rye is not a registered student
Party leads to student eviction
November 6, 2002
Three Ryerson students are facing eviction from their Neill-Wycik town house because they refuse to let the building’s board split them up.
Fists rise through thick and thin
November 6, 2002
For some members, being part of the political art collective Taring Padi has meant an invasion by far right extremists, shunning galleries and jamming in hardcore bands. Kevin Ritchie gives the details in the second of his two-part series.
Ram’s key additions: New coach is old school
November 6, 2002
New men’s assistant coach Patrick Williams is a young coach with an old school attitude.
The man behind the outrage
November 6, 2002
Today, as RyeSAC’s vice-president finance and services, Wasti is a familiar face around campus, particularly since his very public attack on RyeSAC last week.
Ryerson president may face libel suit
November 6, 2002
Members of the RyeSAC executive are considering suing Ryerson’s president, a RyeSAC executive and a campus newspaper in the wake of a controversial letter released to the Ryerson community last week.
Hub to host future Second City stars
November 6, 2002
It has spawned some of the funniest improve comedians and performers Toronto stages has ever seen, and has been a Toronto fixture for almost 30 years. Now, The Second City is coming to Ryerson.
Conference attacks hate
November 6, 2002
Yelling doesn’t do anything to make people more tolerant, Zahra Dhanani told a capacity crowd at last week’s Bent on Change II conference
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