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Play a song, piano man

November 12, 2003

By Rebecca Rose Ryan Luchuck doesn’t mind that hardly anyone knows him by name. He’s fine with being known as the piano man at The Madison Pub, just as long as you buy his new CD. It’s been just over a year since Luchuck packed his bags and headed for Toronto to pursue a career […]

Maclean’s survey skewed

November 12, 2003

By Yohannes Edemariam Ryerson’s poor showing in this week’s Maclean’s university rakings could be misleading, according to some sceptics. Alex Usher, director of the Education Policy Institute in Toronto, says the main problem with the rankings is that they focus on inputs — such as how much money is spent on libraries or donated towards […]

Business building a mystery

November 12, 2003

The editor's column

Armed robbery hits campusv

November 12, 2003

Students swarmed near book store. Gun-toting crooks escape with cash. Suspects still at large

Vandals smash rowing club

November 12, 2003

By Jordan Press After winning three medals at the provincial championships, Ryerson’s rowing team returned home only to find vandals had trashed their boathouse. On the night of Nov. 4, vandals broke into the boathouse at the Bayside Rowing Club and caused $50,000 in damages to 65 of the club’s boats. The team’s volunteer head […]

Buying an essay way out

November 12, 2003

The Eyeopener went undercover to buy an essay and get it marked by professors. Meanwhile, our essay editing advertisement attracted students looking to buy academic success

Bye bye Bay Street

November 12, 2003

Lack of cash forces Ryerson to scrap proposed Bay Street site for new business building. The university is now exploring other sites for the project

That seventies radio station

November 12, 2003

By Steve Gold Last Saturday CKLN celebrated its twentieth anniversary. Twenty years is an impressive landmark — too bad the festivities were five years too late. The fact is, CKLN first went to air, albeit with only four watts of power, on Jan. 9, 1978. For those of you doing the math at home, that’s […]

Rams volleyball saviour

November 12, 2003

By Matt Flemming He’s six-foot-ten and when he winds up for a spike, look out. Second-year right side Ryan Vandenburg dominated the Ryerson men’s volleyball team against the McMaster Marauders on Saturday, leading all players with 33 kills. Unfortunately, despite Vandenburg’s dominance, the Marauders won the game in four sets simply because the Rams show […]

Diary of a Rams Loss

November 12, 2003

By Yohannes Edemariam Pre game: A Lunar Eclipse It’s Saturday night, 2000 hrs. in the McMaster Athletics Centre the Ryerson men’s basketball team is warming up. As the players shoot around, Ludacris shares his wisdom from a loud speaker in the corner: “When I move you move…” The stands are almost full, something the Rams […]

Missing the bus

November 12, 2003

By Astrid Poei Ryerson University students just don’t want to cheer for their teams. But low fan turn out may be the result of the high number of Ryerson students who commute, says Derek Isber RyeSAC vice-president of student life and events. “Fan turn out at Ryerson is actually fairly low. Some of it is […]

Film recalls Rwandan horror

November 5, 2003

Through the lens of love explores hope in the aftermath of horror

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