Time out for the wide world of Rye sports…
November 14, 2001
Recapping some Ryerson sports.
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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Muslims find balance during Ramadan
November 14, 2001
"O you who believe, fasting has been prescribed upon you as it has been prescribed upon those before you so that you may learn Taqwa (piety)." (Qura'an 2: 183)
Volleyball teams head in opposite direction
November 14, 2001
Women’s volleyball head coach Arif Nathoo did something he’d never been able to do in the past: he beat his former boss.
Rams goalie saves the day, and 52 shots
November 14, 2001
Hockey team equals last season's win total in first seven games.
Nursing his conscience
November 14, 2001
Paul Kaups, a Ryerson nursing student, is working a summer placement with Contact at St. Michael's Hospital's mental health outreach service.
Dances 2001 preview
November 14, 2001
Dances 2001 runs from Nov. 20-24.
RyeSAC remedies election oversight
November 14, 2001
RyeSAC will add two seats to its board of directors after a staffer discovered an administrative blunder committed during last year’s elections
‘Night, Mother makes sense out of suicide
November 14, 2001
How far would you go to control your own life? If ending it seemed the only option, would you have the case as well as the guts?
Ground broken on GCM’s new home
November 14, 2001
The ground breaking at the future site of the graphics communication management building was enough to make Mary Black smile.
Everyone has a posse
November 14, 2001
In 1999 Eyeopener photo editor Brian Stuparyk was astonished to find Los Angeles plastered with huge “Giant has a posse” posters.
Admin and students on side for laptop program
November 14, 2001
After two years of negotiations, information technology management administration and student representatives have agreed to implement curriculum changes for a controversial mandatory laptop program.
DVD project takes audio to new levels
November 14, 2001
A group of radio and television arts students are making Canadian music history.
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