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ODE TO AN OFFICE: PART II

If the present Eyeopener editor-in-chief is correct, and the Eyeopener's "rat infested, asbestos-filled" office has been in the same dungeon-like hole for 38 years, then it would have been brand-spanking new in 1967.

FIGHTING FOR THE COPS, AND CKLN

It's just another example of the cops trying to control and censor the media.

ODE TO AN OFFICE

February 16, 2005

Who knew a rat-infested, asbestos-filled office could mean so much to so many.

THE DANGER IN SAME-SEX MARRIAGES

February 9, 2005

My two cents on the most controversial love and sex issue.

FREE ADVICE TO MR. NICE GUY

February 2, 2005

Sheldon Levy is a "dreamer." At least that's what he said--four or five times--during his speech at his official introduction as the next president of Ryerson.

IF IT CAN’T BE DONE PROPERLY…

January 26, 2005

As Editor-in-Chief I would like to inform our loyal readers--or at least loyal readers of this column--The Eyeopener will not be covering this year's RyeSAC election.

THIS PREZ’S PICK FOR PRESIDENT

January 19, 2005

Last week, it was announced the Ryerson presidential search committee has narrowed its list of candidates down to one name.

EDGY OR JUST OVER THE EDGE?

January 12, 2005

As a welcome back, I'd like to take you back to The Eyeopener's first issue of last semester.

CHOOSING GRADES OVER GLORY

December 1, 2004

My favourite Ryerson athlete has been named female athlete of the year and an Ontario University Athletics women's basketball all-star.

THE BEST COLUMN IN THE WORLD

November 24, 2004

A "camel clutch" is a submission manoeuvre formerly used by professional wrestling's Iron Sheik and apparently the title of one of Ryerson rapper Arabesque's old songs.

PREZ DESERVES HIS FREE REZ

November 17, 2004

At first glance, RyeSAC President Dave MacLean and I have a lot in common.

RULE ONE: GET RID OF RULE FOUR

November 10, 2004

Typically, the topic of my column is inspired by a story that appears in our paper. This week is different.

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