The Life of Pie
November 21, 2017
From the rural provinces of the Philippines to the urban heart of Canada, Carl Solis writes about his mother’s culinary journey
Category: Arts & Culture
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Made with love: Eating my late mother’s leftovers
November 21, 2017
Before my mom died, she made sure to stock the freezer
The restaurant industry has a drug problem
November 21, 2017
The prevalence of drug and alcohol use amongst restaurant workers is shockingly higher than any other industry. Stress, harassment, long hours and the general permissive attitude that exists around drug and alcohol use in the workplace are significant factors that contribute to such high numbers
The recipe for the perfect shot
November 21, 2017
For something that takes hours to prepare, seconds to achieve, and costs hundreds, sometimes thousands, of dollars, food photography has grown to be a highly crafted art form in the food media industry
The guide to pairing cheap drinks with fancy food
November 21, 2017
Want to feel fancy without having to splurge? We asked Blake Hamilton, a fine-dining expert and veteran college drinker, to pair cheap alcohol with everyday food
Munchies when you have the munchies
November 21, 2017
If you’re high, that means you’ve already spent money to get yourself there. So what’s the harm in spending a few more bucks to calm your munchies?
Crunching into edible insects
November 21, 2017
People have been eating insects for thousands of years, but it’s been somewhat taboo in Canada. Now, some companies are trying to bring them into the limelight, and they taste pretty damn good
Just a girl and her ice cream trike
November 21, 2017
I started my own business, Erica’s Exquisite Ice Cream Trike, when I was 16. In my mind, I was probably the last person who should have done it
Meet your Winter 2018 Masthead
November 20, 2017
Congratulations to our Winter 2018 Eyeopener masthead!
Fashion students break the seam on clothing gender norms
November 16, 2017
Parallel is a student-run presentation, facilitated by the Fashion Event Planning course—offered through Ryerson’s School of Fashion. Students were tasked with creating a socially-driven fashion event
Review: Ryerson Dances 2017
November 16, 2017
In the 2017 edition of the Ryerson performance dance program’s annual show, Dances invites four choreographers to give their points of view on contemporary dance, some tremendously successful and others struggling to figure out what that means
Nursing students screen award-winning documentary on Regent Park homelessness
November 15, 2017
Focusing on Regent Park, the film goes deep inside the lives of Marty, Greg and Roxanne, three individuals who have survived decades of street-involvement
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