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IN THE RED

October 3, 2007

Johan Boyden is a Communist.

LIKE A RAT IN A CAGE

September 26, 2007

Across the country, research facilities reward volunteers with about $1,500 per overnight study for medical testings. But as the companies' ads creep their way to campus, are students being employed or exploited?

THE MISSIONARY’S POSITION

September 19, 2007

Walking away from that house, I not only felt my inadequacy, but I was amazed by how little I understood God and his methods. A missionary's story by Greg Hudson.

ATTACK OF THE PUBLIC SPACE INVADERS

September 12, 2007

In just a year and a half, Toronto's public space artists have left their mark across the city. But they want more.

THE AU PAIR DIARIES

Burnt out after a year in school, first-year journalism student Gillian Young threw out her notepad and went to Paris.

BREAKING RANK

From coast to coast, students and students' unions are questioning the tactics of the Canadian Federation of Students.

WAS RYERSON A RACIST?

Egerton Ryerson, founder of our university, is hailed as a hero of public education. But he also had a dark side.

SIPPING SUDS WITH STEPHANE

Anticipating an election, opposition leader Stephane Dion visited the Ram in the Rye on St. Patrick's Day to rally the troops.

SIX FEET UNDER-GRADS

An increase of applicants has created stiff competition for students vying to get into the funeral directors program at Humber College.

DAY OF DEFEAT

The national student day of anger is coming up on March 8, but what does protesting tuition fees actually accomplish?

RYERSON LOVES YOU

February 28, 2007

We’ve spent a while ripping everything Ryerson to shreds, but now it’s time to reflect on the good. Here are the Eyeopener’s Top Nine reasons why Rye High isn’t so bad.

ARAMARK BLOWS

February 28, 2007

That's right, it blows. The Eyeopener has obtained Ryerson's previously confidential exclusivity contract with Aramark Canada Ltd. It's rather unappetizing.

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