Soccer teams trounced
September 11, 2002
Playing in Ryerson’s favour is a change in the playoff format; an additional team will be making the playoffs from each division this year.
Students shocked after Ford slashes OSAP grants and unfreezes tuition
TMU PhD candidate designs surgical robotic arm
Personal Essay: TMU’s Accommodated Test Centres are less effective than you think
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Radical makeover for security
September 11, 2002
Department to be run by health and safety director.
RyeACT goes for official status
September 11, 2002
Ryerson’s activists are on the verge of getting their own Oakham House society.
Actor honoured at Rye
September 11, 2002
By Jen Gerson Graduating students should be treated to a stirring speech by famed actor Christopher Plummer when they receive their diplomas in November. An almost 50-year veteran of Broadway and the Stratford festival, Plummer has been the recipient of two Tony Awards. He has also appeared in more than 100 films, including The Sound […]
Ryerson budget $3.2M short
September 11, 2002
Ryerson is anxiously waiting to hear if the Ontario government will come through with the $3.2 million it promised to cover last year’s surge in enrolment.
Engineering a drunken mess
September 11, 2002
The annual RyeSAC parade and picnic wrapped up on Friday, and from all accounts it was a hot, drunken, messy success.
Quoth the Raven: See my movie
September 11, 2002
For most movie stars Toronto’s Film Festival is just another event. But for one Ryerson fashion student, it’s the experience of a lifetime.
Students act out faith at World Youth Day
September 11, 2002
For a few seconds during CBC’s broadcast of the Stations of the Cross at World Youth Day, the shot cut to Pope john Paul II as he watched the performance on his personal television. And for those same few seconds, just beyond the pope’s shoulder, Byron Abalos’ face filled the inset screen as he performed the ancient Christian ritual.
The big city is wild, and always full of life…
August 21, 2002
By Eyeopener Staff Kensignton Market (between College and Dundas Streets, west of Spadina Avenue): Kensington is a small, maze-like community packed with stores and produce stands. You can hunt through this place for hours and never find anything remotely resembling current fads. But if you;re looking for the weird stuff like hand-blown glass bongs, […]
Music buying: Faraway or so close?
August 21, 2002
By Eyeopener staff A few days ago, you were sitting on the farm in Dresden Ont., (or some other place where farms are) and saying to yourself, “It’s too bad Wal Mart carries such shitty music. Good thing I’m moving to Toronto in a few days!” Well, you’re here now. Where are you going to […]
Shake your money maker
August 21, 2002
By Ab Velasco $imple and plain – everybody needs money. How you come about it is your own business, But Isaac likes to make it everybody’s. He has only a few stipulations. “I didn’t want anything penetrating me, and no penetrating him. No facial cum shots,” he says, laughing. Twenty-year-old Issac, who preferred not […]
Ryerson lands rabble rouser Rebick
August 21, 2002
Well-known activist and social commentator Judy Rebick will be Ryerson’s first CAW Sam-Gindin Chair in Social Justice.
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