Muslim prayers answered with new leader
September 18, 2002
After almost three years of fighting for a place to pray, the Ryerson Muslim Students’ Association has finally reached a compromise.
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Negative news doesn’t get its Share
September 18, 2002
Ryerson alumnus Arnold Auguste uses Toronto’s largest black community newspaper, Share, to report only positive news. The paper is profiting, but some journalists question its focus.
ITM students launch laptop petition
September 18, 2002
Enraged by the mandatory purchase of laptops, ITM students are beginning to fight back. They’re starting with an online petition this week and say they won’t stop until policies change.
Rams look to avoid chemical imbalance
September 18, 2002
The women’s basketball team hopes their off season additions help rather than hinder.
Sasha: Back in blue
September 18, 2002
Ryerson men’s basketball star Sasha Ivankovic is set to rebound his career after missing the entire 2001-2002 season.
International fashion designer: Come to Italy
September 18, 2002
If retail management and fashion students can’t find jobs in Canada when they graduate, they can always go to Italy.
Ironman bumped off the v-ball bench
September 18, 2002
This is the first in a five-part series by Eyeopener sports editor Adam Button on trying out for Ryerson’s varsity teams. This week read about his painful and humble volleyball experience.
Pagans dispel myths
September 18, 2002
As one of the newest official student groups on campus, the Ryerson Ragan Circle is setting out to dispel some common misconceptions.
RyeSAC may be sued over broken insurance contract
September 18, 2002
RyeSAC has been threatened with legal action after breaking a contract with the broker that provided student health and dental coverage.
Engineers soar above competition
September 18, 2002
Aerospace engineering students flew the Ryerson S45A3 to the top of the Canadian field in an airplane competition this past summer.
Students shut out by scheduling flaw
September 18, 2002
Due to the way the university assigns class schedules, many students who signed up early for electives are losing spots in their chosen classes to people who came in at the last minute.
Guilty by association
September 11, 2002
Salman Hamdani is believed to have died while trying to help rescue people after the Sept. 11 attacks. But Hamdani’s and other Muslims’ heroism during American’s time of need are being overshadowed by a continued sense of fear and discrimination.
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