Hit the road jack
October 18, 2010
Guest blogger, Luc Rinaldi describes how keeping a band together compares to making a long-distance relationship last.
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Drink of the Week: Black Velvet
October 14, 2010
Want to inject a little bit of class into your drinking? Well, you've come to the wrong place. But, just in case you got lost somewhere on the interwebs, the Eyeopener is pleased to present it's drink of the week: The Black Velvet.
She’s not in Kansas anymore
October 12, 2010
Michela Cannon never thought she’d be researching embalming to play the role of a 15-year-old undertaker from Iceland in her fourth-year at Ryerson’s Theatre School
The man under the girdle
October 12, 2010
For the past month, Edward Hillier has slipped into a woman’s girdle, fastened on a juicy pair of fake breasts and abandoned his masculinity.
The Eye’s Fashion Panel
October 7, 2010
Each day Ryerson students analyze how to look their best from head to toe. They know they will be both criticized and admired for what they're wearing.
Where goes the sun?
October 6, 2010
Anyone who has watched the reality phenomenon Jersey Shore has been exposed to cast member Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino’s simplistic philosophy “G.T.L.: Gym, Tan, Laundry.” Could this basic style of living translate from summer vacation to the increasingly cool October?
Clothes make the student
October 5, 2010
For some Ryerson students, style is identity. Arts editor Gianluca Inglesi and Rebecca Burton discover why our students treat Gould Street like a runway
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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 […]
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.
Working ‘till dawn
September 28, 2010
Crumbled papers, energy drinks and sweats. Brian Boudreau, Christina Dun, and Nicole Witkowski report on the students who go bump in the night
EYE’S NUIT OUT
September 28, 2010
On Oct. 2, from 6:57pm until sunrise the following Sunday, Scotiabank Nuit Blanche festival turns Toronto into a nighttime contemporary arts wonderland.
So you think you can be a vegan?
September 21, 2010
Brian Boudreau reports on how to stay healthy while on the most particular of diets
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