Digging down deep
October 5, 2010
The men’s volleyball team had a solid silver showing at the fourteenth annual Ryerson Invitational. Remington Joseph, Lin Nguyen and Terry Sparkes take a look at how it all unfolded
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Event Recap: Sisters in Spirit Vigil
October 4, 2010
Tonight was the fifth annual Sisters in Spirit vigil. The vigil, which took place in over 70 cities across Canada, attracted crowds of Ryerson students and community members alike to commemorate the lives of missing and murdered Aboriginal women and girls. The Eyeopener was present at the Allan Gardens vigil. We weren't able to capture any of the tragic songs, passionate speeches or personal poems, but we were able to captures images from the solemn night.
PODCAST: Listen to Eye radio
October 3, 2010
[sc_embed_player_template1 fileurl=”//theeyeopener.com/podcast/26_09_2010.mp3″] Headlines and Deadlines is the Eyeopener's radio show about what's making news at Ryerson for the week. Listen in to CKLN 88.1FM at 6 p.m. on Sundays and 6 a.m. on Wednesdays for all your campus news. In today’s podcast: Ryerson Students’ Union sustainability commissioner Andrew McAllister talks about how Ryerson campus is […]
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The Swans’ Lake
October 3, 2010
Missed Scotiabank’s Nuit Blanche yesterday? Check out this video of “The Swan’s Lake”, a sculpture and large scale motor-driven light installation from Ryerson’s School of Interior Design and Theatre School. Artist Statement: Much like a large-scale motorized clockwork “toy” and moving to the strains of Tchalkovsky, motorized swans bedecked in tutus & ballet toe-shoes move […]
Recap: IMA Karaoke Pub Night
October 3, 2010
Film, photography and new media students filled the Ram in the Rye last Friday for the the Image Arts Course Union's (IMA) first karaoke pub night. For those of you who missed it, here are some photos to make you regret staying home to watch The Office re-runs. If these show the IMA's first pub night, I can only imagine how their future ones will turn out.
Professor’s guide to peacekeeping
October 3, 2010
Gregory Levey, a Ryerson Professional Communications professor now finds a bit more on his plate than a few pieces of tasteless produce. With the responsibility that comes with teaching and his recent literary successes, Levey certainly has his work cut out for him.
Strong start for women’s hockey
October 2, 2010
By Taylor Lambert Stingers win! Stingers win! In our season opener this past Sunday the team defeated the Barrie Blueberries 3-1, with a hatrick from Cassandra Nasso. After only a few practices, and three days off the team came together quickly after the opening shift, where Nasso picked the top corner putting us ahead 1-0. […]
Students on farm cycle
October 2, 2010
By Lee Richardson For students who have wondered why they cannot simply work straight through the summer vacation and finish their degree faster, the answer is in the farming industry. “The only reason we have summer vacation is because in the old days of agriculture we needed students to help with the harvest,” University of […]
CONTEST: Find out who won $50
September 30, 2010
The results are in for this week’s fun contest! Laura Anderson (above) took home $50 today after dropping off her anwser to last week’s riddle. She’ll be buying a GO pass with the money. Sad you didn’t win? Just pick up an Eyeopener, fill out the sudoku on the back and drop it off at […]
Students left out
September 30, 2010
For most students, access to online university resources is as easy as logging onto their my.ryerson account. But George Brown College students in the collaborative early childhood education (ECE) program don’t have that luxury. They’re not given a Ryerson online identity.
Turning over a new Leaf
September 30, 2010
In hockey, timing is everything. Just ask newly recruited left-winger Cassandra Nasso.
Drink of the Week: The Lumberjack
September 29, 2010
This week, Ian Vandaelle tells you how to make a drink that will leave you feeling distinctively Canadian — even if it results in a potential loss of dignity.
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