CHILD TRAFFICKING IN WAKE OF WAVE
January 12, 2005
Tsunamis left much of southeast Asia in ruins. In Indonesia, the aftermath has left authorities struggling to protect its children from a well-known threat.
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22 FAMILY MEMBERS LOST
January 12, 2005
Liivi Sandy, a third-year Journalism student, works at the Cafe la Gaffe. Her manager lost dozens of relatives in the tsunami.
TRAVELLER MOURNS FRIEND, ISLAND
January 12, 2005
For the month of June 2004, I spent my time travelling all around Thailand.
DAMN THE RAM
January 12, 2005
Engineering newspaper once again accused of sexist and homophobic remarks.
MEMORIAL FUND TO HONOUR STUDENT
January 12, 2005
A memorial fund is being set up in the memory of Michael Julian Weich, a second-year Urban and Regional Planning student who passed away Dec. 6, of a ruptured aorta.
INSURANCE DISPUTE RAGES ON
January 12, 2005
Ryerson is still arguing with insurance companies over damages resulting from faulty sprinklers that burst more than a month ago in the Centre for Computing and Engineering.
GROUPS JOIN FOR TSUNAMI RELIEF
January 12, 2005
RyeSAC, six student organizations and faculty have raised almost $13,000 in tsunami relief funds.
NO WORD FROM STUDENTS
January 12, 2005
Ryerson is still trying to contact international students after the devastating tsunamis ripped through southeast Asia.
EDGY OR JUST OVER THE EDGE?
January 12, 2005
As a welcome back, I'd like to take you back to The Eyeopener's first issue of last semester.
ART WIZ NOT RYE BOUND
January 12, 2005
The rumour mill at Ryerson has pegged Peter Herrndorf as our next president, but he says that really is just a rumour.
EYE-NALYSIS: PETER HERRNDORF WOULD HAVE BEEN A GREAT FOR RYERSON
January 12, 2005
By the end of the month, Ryerson's presidential search committee will recommend one person to replace outgoing Ryerson President Claude Lajeunesse.
NO ROOM SPARED IN OAKHAM JOB
January 12, 2005
Oakham House was broken into during the winter break, but it is going to cost the school more to fix the damage than to replace the stolen items.
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