LIBS DUMP STARS, LOOK TO LEAF
January 26, 2005
George W. Bush was sworn in for a second term Thursday, extending his reign as the 43rd President of the United States of America by four years.
Town hall on Bill 33 and OSAP cuts sees students ready for action
TMU claim Wilson Cup title for the first time in nine years
Bold crowned Critelli Cup Champions, defeating Ravens 75-60
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SAC ELECTION: OUTWIT, OUTPLAY, OUTLAST
January 26, 2005
All you need to know about the 2005 RyeSAC election.
TAMPERED COATS GONE FROM BOOKSTORE
January 26, 2005
Bookstore found selling illegally-labelled jackets.
MORE POLITICS, FEWER PROFS
January 26, 2005
A new politics degree starting in the fall will save Ryerson money at the expense of teachers, say concerned faculty.
SCENT AWAY
January 26, 2005
If you plan to visit your English, history, or Spanish professors in their offices, you are entering a scent-free zone.
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.
SECURITY REDESIGN NEEDED
January 26, 2005
Despite several recent break-ins and thefts, there are still two ways to get into Ryerson's school of interior design these days.
‘JEWEL’ LACKS LOUNGE
January 26, 2005
Students aren't impressed with Alumni Magazine's "Jewel of Church Street".
LEFT OUT IN THE COLD
January 26, 2005
Sunday's power outage caused ILLC residents to evacuate to nearby Pitman Hall.
DEXIT COULD WED ONE CARD
January 26, 2005
Dexit has been in discussions to merge with Ryerson's One Card, according to RyeSAC's vice president of finance.
ZAPATISTAS STILL MARCH ON
January 19, 2005
Last week, Mexican preisdent Vicente Fox made assurances that the conflict in southern Mexico was over. Reporter Erica Rodd takes a closer look.
POKING FUN
January 19, 2005
Eyeopener sports writers learn the sword is actually mightier than the pen.
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