Terrorists attack heart of America
September 12, 2001
By The Eyeopener Staff New York, Washington stunned by early morning attacks. Thousands feared dead
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A day that shook the world
September 12, 2001
U.S. Under Fire
Lola on the Lamb
September 12, 2001
By Kevin Ritchie It took nearly a decade for Sabrina Grdevich to learn how to be demure. It’s not surprising to here her admit this – in person she’s expressive with her arms, waving them around as she talks and rarely breaking eye contact. Grdevich, a former Ryerson theatre student is at the Toronto International […]
There’s a new big man on campus
September 12, 2001
By Noah Love If the men’s basketball team has lost some size and strength, it hopes it can be made up with a new recruit, Jon Reid.
Students apathetic toward new RAC fees
September 12, 2001
By Chris Johnston Students have greeted a fee increase at the Ryerson Athletic Centre with the same attitude reserved for most things athletic at the university – who cares? Despite an increase in all fees – it now costs $10 to renew your card and $90 to take an aerobics class that would have been […]
Meeting the horny hypnotist
September 12, 2001
By Nicole Cohen Picture girls eating tampons, boys humping chairs and everybody getting naked. Imagine the raucousness of a WWF show and the energy of a rock concert, throw in some hypnosis and you’ve got the X-rated spectacle Tony Lee is bringing to the Hub in Jorgenson Hall Friday night.
Women’s team searches for success
September 12, 2001
By Chris Johnston Ryerson aims to stop its never-ending winless string Every year around this time, women’s soccer coaches and players say they are optimistic about the team’s chances.
Film puts the “yee-haw” back in America
September 12, 2001
By Kevin Ritchie Of all the movies that purport to be “America” – The American Presiddent, American Psycho, American Beauty, American Werewolf in Paris – none of them deserve the title as much as The American Astronaut, which is screening in the Tronto International Film Festival’s Midnight Madness series.
Fantasy Island
September 12, 2001
By Ryan Silverman Among seasoned travellers, the Pink Palace Hotel on Corfu Island, Greece, is known as Club Med for backpackers. The sun is hot, the drinks are cheap and the party goes on forever.
A little piece of home
September 12, 2001
By Sarah Lysecki Dicky Poon stands at the top of the street, gazing into a sea of new faces. The confident leader of Ryerson’s Chinese Student’s Association is a far cry from the nervous new Canadian who came to Toronto 10 years ago.
Jeremy Podeswa returns to his senses
September 12, 2001
By Kevin Ritchie The sight of a teenage boy exhaling in ecstasy as he gently rubs his fingers over the large purple bruises on his arm might be a sensory overload for some viewers.But it shouldn’t surprise anyone who’s familiar with the works of Jeremy Podeswa, a 1984 Ryerson film grad and director whose films […]
Soccer teams wear a happy face
September 12, 2001
By Chris Johnston First-year head coach Tony La Ferrara is trying to end his team’s year-long losing streak by working the men’s soccer team into the turf.
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