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Students act out faith at World Youth Day

September 11, 2002

For a few seconds during CBC’s broadcast of the Stations of the Cross at World Youth Day, the shot cut to Pope john Paul II as he watched the performance on his personal television. And for those same few seconds, just beyond the pope’s shoulder, Byron Abalos’ face filled the inset screen as he performed the ancient Christian ritual.

The big city is wild, and always full of life…

August 21, 2002

By Eyeopener Staff Kensignton Market (between College and Dundas Streets, west of Spadina Avenue): Kensington is a small, maze-like community packed with stores and produce stands. You can hunt through this place for hours and never find anything remotely resembling current fads. But if you;re looking for the weird stuff like hand-blown glass bongs, […]

Music buying: Faraway or so close?

August 21, 2002

By Eyeopener staff A few days ago, you were sitting on the farm in Dresden Ont., (or some other place where farms are) and saying to yourself, “It’s too bad Wal Mart carries such shitty music. Good thing I’m moving to Toronto in a few days!” Well, you’re here now. Where are you going to […]

Shake your money maker

August 21, 2002

By Ab Velasco $imple and plain – everybody needs money. How you come about it is your own business, But Isaac likes to make it everybody’s. He has only a few stipulations. “I didn’t want anything penetrating me, and no penetrating him. No facial cum shots,” he says, laughing. Twenty-year-old Issac, who preferred not […]

Ryerson lands rabble rouser Rebick

August 21, 2002

Well-known activist and social commentator Judy Rebick will be Ryerson’s first CAW Sam-Gindin Chair in Social Justice.

The future is soon

August 21, 2002

Construction on the long-awaited Student Centre may begin this year.

‘Knowledge the only weapon’

Sri Pathmanathan’s darkness began at the age of seven, but instead of shutting out hope, it spurred him to success.

Last chop at the Board

Students angered by rising tuition fees and program deregulation converged on the Ryerson Board of Governors meeting last Monday night to demand a continued freeze on all tuition fees.

Exodus of the traditional

The three stages, revolving platforms and the array of outfits will make for the theatrical atmosphere at this year’s sold out School of Fashion show, Mass Exodus.

Athletics decides not to build on Marsh

The future of the Ryerson men’s basketball team is surrounded by question marks with the departure of Bob Marsh, its recruiter, and close friend to the players.

Sexual assault often unreported

The two sexual assaults that occurred over the last three weeks around campus were the only ones reported to Ryerson Security in the last year, but an employee of the school’s discrimination and harassment office says that number may be tragically misleading.

Anticipating the best of Radio and T.V.

Maybe there’s a lesson to be learned from Nikki Ashworth and Tom Stanley — if you really want to host the 2002 TARAs, just convince yourself you won’t make the cut. Both did, and are likely somewhere right now memorizing scripts and being fitted for formal wear.

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