Please, prove us wrong
October 19, 2010
Rob Fob doesn’t want your measly little vote.
Category: Editorial
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Newspaper edition delayed
October 13, 2010
Due to an error during the printing process last night, copies of The Eyeopener will be hitting campus newstands a little later than expected today
The big picture behind your grad photos
October 5, 2010
Convocation photos at Ryerson aren’t worth a thousand words — they’re worth $30,000 in the Ryerson Students’ Union(RSU) coffers.
Check us out
September 14, 2010
By Shannon Higgins Editor-In-Chief The Eyeopener underwent an extreme makeover this summer. Along with the crude campus humour and hard news you’ve come to expect in your weekly paper, the Eyeopener now boasts a pretty swanky website. Aside from a few upcoming tweaks, we have a new clean look and two new sections of Ryerson […]
Ryerson in the middle
April 7, 2010
Anyone who goes to Ryerson has gotten "the look" before.
Don’t drink the Kool-Aid
March 17, 2010
This week, when we asked Ryerson students what they thought the RSU did for them, one answer was overwhelming.
Waffles.
RACcess denied
March 10, 2010
A lot of fuss has been made about accessibility issues at Ryerson over the last few years. With the Master Plan under way, we've learned just how old, decrepit and impossible to access pretty much all of our buildings are.
Ram wasn’t serving, not even rye
March 3, 2010
Over 80 per cent of Canadians tuned in on Sunday to watch Canada’s gold medal hockey victory over the U.S. And when it was over, thousands flooded from Toronto’s homes, pubs and bars into the streets in a celebration that was so rowdy, it was the most un-Canadian thing of the day (in a good way).
2(b) or not to be
February 24, 2010
While reading the "Statement on Freedom of Speech, Draft January 7, 2010" discussed by the Ryerson Senate, several phrases spring to mind: "Always read the last paragraph," "The devil is in the details," "OMG FML, Rye, WTF?" and "You can't shine shit." Back in the '70s I had a teacher who taught us, "Countries that have 'People's' and 'Republic' in the name are usually neither." With that in mind, the phrase "committed to freedom of thought... it also recognizes there are limits to free speech," which appears in Ryerson's statement, clangs harshly.
WE DON’T DESERVE THE ‘D’
February 10, 2010
Whether I’m in Russia, India or Japan is always the same: diversity.
Life on Jewish Shores
January 13, 2010
I’ve spent most of my life living in a bubble. Whether I was in a Jewish private school or public school, I was always surrounded by mostly Jewish friends and the Jewish culture.
No reservations
January 3, 2010
I propose a mandatory rule that at least one of each textbook or coursepack be made available on reserve by the professor or department. It’s an accessibility both reasonable and achievable.
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