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Business & Technology Editorial

$10 MIN. WAGE SCREWS US ALL

Things will get worse, then go back to being the same...

Can’t sue, this is an editorial

This week, The Eyeopener takes a close look at the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS).

EYE TO SONIAN: DON’T FEED THE TROLLS

Allowing a platform for hate may grab readers, but it also poisons our community.

POLITICIANS GONE WILD!

Stephen Harper’s pummelling the masses with money, MPPs are promptly returning calls from student journalists and Stéphane Dion is drinking green beer at the Ram in the Rye.

Image-obsessed Levy botched athletic firings

This is a man who since the day his presidency was announced has been fixated on image. He was first introduced to Ryerson on the cover of The Ryersonian straddling his motorcycle.

TURNITIN BREACHES MORE THAN JUST SECURITY

February 7, 2007

Following a November issue of The Eyeopener, the university has launched an investigation into the plagiarism-detecting database.

VOTE ‘NO’ FOR DEMOCRACY

January 31, 2007

Nora Loreto and her slate face no opposition in the upcoming RSU election. But you can change that.

QUEST FOR THE HOLY COKE CONTRACT

January 24, 2007

In 1998, a team of Eyeopener editors set out on an important journey: to track down our Coca-Cola contract.

EMBRACE YOUR PROCRASTINATION

January 17, 2007

In Grade 7, Ms. Symington told my class we’d never succeed unless we learned to finish our work in advance.

BURN BABY BURN, GLOBAL INFERNO

January 10, 2007

It was one of the two days this year that the temperature pushed passed 11 C. A smartly-dressed woman of no more than 30 sat on the streetcar slurping a chilled coffee drink.

THE CELEBRITY ATHLETE?

November 29, 2006

In honour of our annual Top 10 Athletes section, we informally polled 85 Ryerson students to see whether they recognized any of our "celebrity athletes."

Sharing the power

November 22, 2006

The Muslim Students Association’s sudden surge in political power on campus should be celebrated, not criticized, says Politics and Public Admin prof Grace-Edwards Galabuzi. Galabuzi, who also serves on the CFS Students’ Taskforce on the Needs of Muslim Students, has a beef with last week’s story — “Muslims playing for power” — and since we’re […]

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