DON’T SHOOT THE MESSENGER
October 13, 2004
They'll lure you with candy bars tied to string. And they'll parade around in big foam costumes. But these Dexit salesmen are just doing their job.
Demonstration calls on TMU to support Iranian international students after reduced-tuition policy axed
President of pro-Israel student group sues TMU for $1.3 million, alleges “poisoned environment” for Jewish students
BREAKING: Roberta Iannacito-Provenzano named next TMU president
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DARK TALE IN THE SPOTLIGHT
October 13, 2004
Within three years, seven members of the Donnelly family died tragically.
PORN TO BE WILD
October 13, 2004
A quick browse on the Internet will reveal an outrageous variety of home-grown porn.
CONRAD’S HEART OF DARKNESS
October 13, 2004
Ryerson grad Debbie Melnyk's documentary, Citizen Black, delves into the jungle that is the infamous media tycoon Conrad Black's life.
NAPOLEON DYNAMITE – FILM REVIEW
October 13, 2004
As the ads have been touting lately, Napoleon Dynamite has been in theatres so far for "four months of awesomeness."
FROM ITM TO TOP TEN
October 13, 2004
Last year, Matt Hryhorsky, 22, was honing his web design skills in Kerr Hall's labs.
FRIGID WATERS, HOT SHOW
October 13, 2004
When you first walk in the dark room, you're overtaken by the projection on the back wall.
BURSARY REMEMBERS SARS NURSE
October 13, 2004
A Ryerson nursing graduate who died of SARS has been honoured by a bursary.
GO GET YOUR MONEY, DUMMY
October 13, 2004
Money will be issued by the Used Book Room this week. Don't forget your cheque.
GROUPS TO MOVE MID-YEAR
October 13, 2004
Construction for the new student campus centre may be on track for its winter 2005 opening, but that's cold comfort for some student groups.
STUDENTS SAY YES TO RAC
October 13, 2004
On Feb. 20, 1985, Ryerson students gave the university the official go ahead to break ground and build what is now the Ryerson Athletic Complex.
DEAR MACAULAY CULKIN
October 13, 2004
By Joel Wass Editor-in-Chief Last Friday, Joel Wass found 11 posters advertising the release of the film Saved! on DVD posted inside his Kerr Hall East classroom. As a result, the normally mild-mannered Eyeopener editor-in-chief tore down the posters. Following the incident, Wass decided to write the film’s star, Macaulay Culkin to explain his actions.
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