SKATEBOARDING FOR A CURE
January 25, 2006
In 2004, Rob Dyer skateboarded 8,000 kms from Los Angeles to Toronto, raising $10,000 for cancer research.
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FOUR UNIVERSTIES KICK-OFF IN IRANIAN SOCCER TOURNAMENT
January 18, 2006
York University won the Iranian Students' Association at Ryerson University second annual soccer tournament last Sunday, beating the University of Toronto 1-0 and taking the title away from Ryerson.
WILL THEY STAY OR WILL THEY GO?
January 18, 2006
A bunch of Ryerson athletes are set to graduate with one year of playing eligibility remaining.
RAMS DROP FOUR IN WEEKEND ROMP WITH WATERLOO, LAURIER
January 11, 2006
The two schools from Waterloo showed up last weekend — showing up both the men's and women's basketball teams.
IT’S GO TIME: RAMS LOOK TO 2006
January 11, 2006
It's a new year and that means it's time to fight for a playoff spot.
RYERSON’S TOP 10 ATHLETES
November 30, 2005
These are the Eyeopener's Annual Top 10 Athletes, nominated by their coaches for demonstrating leadership and academic focus, as well as production on the court, field or rink.
MO’ MONEY, MO’ PROBLEMS
November 23, 2005
Several Rams have chosen Ryerson over American universities, despite Ontario's restrictions on scholarships.
DODGING THE RULES
October 19, 2005
Rampant cheating forces implementation of new dodgeball rules.
WOMEN WIN FIRST GAME SINCE 2002
October 19, 2005
Soccer team suddenly in playoff hunt after a win and a tie last weekend.
RAMS SPIKE FORMER NCAA CHAMPS IN ALBERTA TOURNEY
October 19, 2005
The Rams go 1-3 in the 2005 Husky Energy Can-Am Volleyball Challenge of Champions. Sports editor Josh Wingrove travelled to Edmonton to watch the Rams take on the NCAA's top teams.
NO DOUGH FOR WOMEN’S HOCKEY
October 12, 2005
A maxed budget could keep prospective women's team on the bench for good.
CASH AND CARDS ON CAMPUS
October 12, 2005
The popularity of Texas Hold 'Em has got students gambling late into the night, and the money isn't just pocket change.
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