Hoops star fears losing chance at pro career
November 22, 2000
Bill Crowdis regrets not signing contract in England as school discusses whether he's eligible to play
The Eyeopener’s Guide to Exam Season
Fireworks allegedly set off at Pitman Hall, triggering alarm
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Penalties kill hockey team
November 22, 2000
By Eyeopener Staff A rash of penalties prevented Ryerson’s hockey team from upsetting Canada’s no. 2-ranked team. Against the Universite du Quebec a Trois Riveres Patriotes, at St. Michael’s Arena, Saturday, Nov. 18, the Rams trailed 1-0 with 10 minutes to play. But with Ryerson defenders tired from having to kill more than 10 power […]
Women’s volleyball team hoofs Gee Gees
November 22, 2000
Rams hope 3-0 pounding of Ottawa will signal the end of their early-season struggles
Figure skaters glide into new season
November 22, 2000
After the former coach resigned, team member Liisa Brousseau took over as manager and hired new coaches. The new staff has the team ready for its first competition on Friday
Religious issues prompt review of Saturday exams
November 15, 2000
One alternative is to schedule exams on Sunday too, but some say that solution completely misses the point
Rez students will fork over more cash to pay heating bill
November 15, 2000
University must find and extra $490,000 to keep campus warm this winter, as natural gas prices increase 75 per cent
Daycare not warned about pedophile
November 15, 2000
Peter Whitmore is back in jail, but Ryerson parents are still angry police never told them he lived close by
Forget polytechnic for now
November 15, 2000
Ryerson is planning to abandon its roots for a nifty new advertising campaign set to focus on its image as a full-fledged university
A fraternity of chessmen
November 15, 2000
Most students walk by the players on Gould Street, never stopping, that is, until one October day
Poor ranking keeps them coming
November 15, 2000
Even though Ryerson takes a beating in annual MAclean's survey, students keep on applying
RAC trainer is fit for triathlon award
November 15, 2000
Pam Ennis ran, swam and biked her way to becoming top female amateur triathlete of the year
Degrees of a lesser standard
November 15, 2000
Private schools that grade success by their bottom line are anxious to join Ontario's 200-year-old university tradition. Do they have the depth to measure up?
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