Classroom space cut back for double cohort
November 13, 2002
A recent decision to shut down four classrooms has left one professor fuming and hundreds of students inconvenienced and confused.
The Daily Dilly Dally
Poilievre falls into well, party doesn’t notice for 10 days
Mark Carney is Chinamaxxing
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The sound of Plummer
November 13, 2002
Ryerson Theatre was alive with the sound of Christopher Plummer’s voice last Friday, as the famous actor offered advice and inspiration to Ryerson’s graduating students.
The quintessential question
November 13, 2002
Since 1980, Iraq has almost constantly been mired in war. First, with neighbouring Iran, then against a U.S.-led coalition of nations. And as tensions between the Middle Eastern nation and the United States once again take centre stage in the world forum, another conflict appears to be imminent.
The girl in the middle
November 13, 2002
Three young girls are huddles in a crumbling concrete structure. They hold their postures tight and stare straight ahead. It’s their eyes, more than their frowning mouths, that give them a maturity beyond their years. Their black worried eyes peer out of the picture, accusing every onlooker.
RyeSAC board exonerates rogue v.p.
November 13, 2002
An effort by the RyeSAC president to impeach a member of his executive met with a crushing defeat on Monday night at the RyeSAC Board of Directors meeting.
I’m a Survivor, I’m gonna make it
November 13, 2002
The show has captivated millions across North America, spawned fantasy games, websites, and countless water-cooler debates. And soon, Canadians might actually have a chance of participating. Self-confessed Survivor junkie Ab Velasco investigates what it really takes to become a Survivor.
Mag says Ryerson is on the rise
November 13, 2002
In an ego-boost to our cash-strapped institution, Ryerson has been ranked the number one primarily-undergraduate Canadian university for providing the leaders of tomorrow.
Caught in the crossfire
November 6, 2002
Surrounded by controversy, RyeSAC v.p. Crystal Adair ponders her future
RyeSAC v.p. faces impeachment
November 6, 2002
A RyeSAC vice-president is a board of directors’ vote away from being kicked out of office after he called RyeSAC management “corrupt” and “nepotistic” in an open letter last week.
Students march against free trade pact
November 6, 2002
Hundreds of students marched in Toronto last Thursday to protest the seventh summit of the Free Trade Area of the Americas.
Ladies of the night
November 6, 2002
By day, they wear sneakers and jeans and bury their noses in books along with their fellow classmates. By night, they transform into money-making sex machines, lured by quick cash in an industry where typically your body is an asset. But many student escorts are earning money off men who are also looking for a little intelligent conversation. The Eyeopener’s Karolyn Coorsh talks to one escort about balancing the books with the boys.
Forrester is a find
November 6, 2002
The best women’s baller at Rye is not a registered student
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