Armenians remember painful past
November 1, 2000
Students related to genocide survivors remain as proof of their ancestors' resilience
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Our cultural landscape
November 1, 2000
With 1.8 million immigrants and more than 60 ethnic groups, Toronto is a city of nations
International students encounter bumpy ride
November 1, 2000
Study shows young newcomers face traumatic adjustment
Father tells survival story
October 25, 2000
Man builds monument to memory of relatives killed in genocide.
Inside the war for souls at Ryerson University
October 11, 2000
Best known for free barbeques, songs and silly games, Toronto’s chapter of the Campus Crusade for Christ is just one front in the group’s worldwide fight for recruits.
My sexuality
September 20, 2000
A report released this summer detailed homophobia at Ryerson. This week, gay student Darren Cooney describes an encounter with intolerance
My ancient dance
September 20, 2000
As head dancer describes what it's like to participate in Saturday’s third annual Ryerson powwow.
Spirited Irishmen strike gold
September 13, 2000
A closer look at The Eyeopener Drink Olympics, founded on the motto "drunker, faster, longer"
Eye Remember…
September 13, 2000
What happened this week in Ryerson history.
Eye on Rye
September 13, 2000
A little more campus news.
Filipino identity fills student with pride
April 5, 2000
Since I was born and raised in Canada, I can relate to the challenge of finding my roots. I was taught traditional Filipino values and practices, but like others born in Canada, I consider myself part of a different breed of Filipino values and practices, but like others born in Canada, I consider myself part of a different breed of Filipinos.
RyeSAC debates put student groups on hold
November 24, 1999
South Asian groups ratified after a month of discussions over duplication of services
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