8 a.m. classes may be scrapped
October 8, 1997
Registrar responds to complaints by students, faculty
Author: Eyeopener Staff
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Library pub saved
October 8, 1997
Yonge/Dundas project will work around 52-year-old bar
Development bad for Rye, Prof says
October 8, 1997
The Yonge and Dundas development could make Ryerson a dangerous place, says the president of the Urban Planning faculty
Decimated volleyball squad still aim for playoffs
October 1, 1997
It’s adjustment time for the men’s volleyball team as their focus shifts from a national championship to fighting for a playoff spot
Revenge is sweet
October 1, 1997
Fencer Karen Parsons wins Ryerson Open
Messin’ with the media
October 1, 1997
The warring factions of art and business collided at Plunderpalooza, a three-day celebration of “cultural appropriation”
Goin’ to Our Town
October 1, 1997
Rye play looks at love and friendship
License to thrill
October 1, 1997
Secret Agent’s mission statement
The sounds of silence
October 1, 1997
Andre Mayer explores the world of minimalist music
Scholarships get a billion-buck boost
October 1, 1997
Prime Minister Jean Chretien took a step towards reducing the high cost of a university education last week, but some student leaders say the $1-billion Millennium Scholarship Fund doesn’t go far enough.
Student money blown on RyeSAC bus trip
October 1, 1997
RyeSAC spent over $950 to send 14 students to participate in the Days of Action protest in North Bay this past weekend.
Adopt this law, screw our parents
October 1, 1997
It is very rare when anything coming out of Winnipeg can be called “visionary.”
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