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By Stephen Huebl If everything goes according to plan, Ryerson professors will be able to conduct research on campus using open sources of radiation by this all. Julia Lewis, director of the Center of Environmental Health & Safety, said Ryerson is working on expanding its current license which already allows the sealed use of radioisotopes […]

By Stephen Huebl If everything goes according to plan, Ryerson professors will be able to conduct research on campus using open sources of radiation by this all. Julia Lewis, director of the Center of Environmental Health & Safety, said Ryerson is working on expanding its current license which already allows the sealed use of radioisotopes […]

By Don McHoull Rare snake skins were just what Ron Chen needed to give himself an edge in a campus fashion exhibition. “For a couture collection, you need luxury materials,” explains the fourth-year fashion student. Chen spent about $3,000 to acquire the skins of eight Burmese Pythons, which he imported from Malaysia. “Burmese Python is […]

By Joe Friesen Presidential hopeful Dave MacLean has refused to apologize for the controversial remarks he made regarding the funding of student protests despite the fact that his numbers don’t add up. In last week’s Eyeopener, MacLean criticized the RyeSAC executive for allegedly spending $300,000 on protest in 2001-2002. Closer scrutiny of RyeSAC’s financial statements […]

By Matt Kwong Ryerson will propose a new business building as part of the next wave of the Ontario government’s Super Build Growth Fund. Ryerson President Claude Lajeunesse said he wants to see a new building operational by the year 2005. He said the goal for the new building would be to bring all of […]