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Wake-up call

November 30, 2010

By Alan Hudes Even though their undefeated record remained intact on Sunday afternoon, the Stingers received a wake-up call. The women’s hockey team escaped with a 1-1 tie against the Barrie Sharks, who currently sit in last place. Left-winger Cassandra Nasso scored her team-leading seventh of the season, but after consecutive 6-0 victories, the offence […]

Communities Editorial

Eyeopener winter 2011 masthead

November 29, 2010

The results are in from the Eyeopener’s Nov. 25 election. Presenting our winter 2011 masthead: News Editors Emma Prestwich Sarah Del Giallo Associate News Editor Rebecca Burton Arts & Life Editor Gianluca Inglesi Community Editor Allyssia Alleyne Features Editor Mariana Ionova Business & Technology Editor Brad Whitehouse Sports Editor Sean Tepper Fun Editor Kats Quinto Photo […]

10 Worst Movie Sequels

November 29, 2010

By guest blogger Sonia Straface Last week, you couldn’t go onto Facebook without being bombarded with links to the trailer for Mean Girls 2, causing fans of the original to wonder why they bothered tainting it with an awful direct-to-video sequel. But awful sequels are nothing new, and they won’t go away until Hollywood learns […]

Recipe: Cranberry Apple Bliss

November 26, 2010

By Lesia Polischuk The holidays are just around the corner, which means that students are prepping to visit family, unwind after a long semester of school and, most importantly, eating wonderful home cooked meals. Feel like impressing your friends with a student, budget worthy Christmas dinner? Try this easy and inexpensive holiday indulgence. Chicken breasts stuffed with […]

DOW: Mistletoe and Mischief

November 25, 2010

For this week, we’ll be making Mistletoe & Mischief. It’s a beatiful combination of 1.5 oz of Creme de Cocoa 1.5 oz of coffee liqueur Eggnog whipped cream and a healthy disdain for social conventions that prevent you from drinking excessively in the company of family Now, you want to combine your Creme de Cocoa […]

Ryerson Loves Lanvin <3 H&M

November 25, 2010

By guest blogger Grace Benac To the average Ryerson student saddled with OSAP debt, buying couture creations could be an unattainable dream or just plain irresponsible. However, a recent trend in the retail industry is making high-ends available for low-end prices. On November 20, GTA fashionistas flocked to select H&M stores in hopes of scoring […]

Event Recap: UHHU Open Mic

November 25, 2010

On Nov. 11, Ryerson’s Urban Hip-Hop Union hosted an open mic for Ryerson’s most talented and courageous performers. Here are some photos of what you missed. If this isn’t enough UHHU for you, the group is offering a free break-dancing workshop on Nov. 25. Donations are appreciated, and will go towards sending the UHHU dance […]

Event Listings: Nov. 25 to Nov. 30

November 25, 2010

Thursday, November 25 Urban Hip-Hop Union Breakdancing Workshop – SCC 115, 5 p.m., FREE Bring Eggy Back Parade – Victoria St. and Gould St., 2:30 p.m. Zine Workshop with The Continuist – The Arts Lounge (POD 349), 3 p.m. Nursing Student Union presents: Changing the World One Story at a Time – POD 455, 6:30 […]

Ryerson Student Soldiers

November 24, 2010

The Canadian Forces want to send you to school. The Eyeopener talked to Ryerson student soldiers who are getting their tuition subsidized in return for their service with the army. Meet Jeremy Humphrey, an urban planning student and reservist who receives $2000 a year for tuition and Aida Gabriel, a full-time member who has toured […]

Profs walk out on students

November 23, 2010

President Levy says profs need to deal with unruly students who throw paper airplanes and disrupt class

BC student still waiting for loan

November 23, 2010

The term may be almost over, but one Ryerson student still can’t pay her expenses.

The military’s student agenda

November 23, 2010

With Ontario tuition fees the highest they’ve ever been, the Canadian Military is offering its young recruits a tempting incentive to enlist — a fully-financed post-secondary education. Photo editor Lauren Strapagiel takes a closer look at why some Ryerson students enlist and how it has changed their lives

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