Campus pop machines now take OneCard
November 1, 2000
School officials are hoping the idea of a universal system to pay for services will make Ryerson some money
President of pro-Israel student group sues TMU for $1.3 million, alleges “poisoned environment” for Jewish students
BREAKING: Team Justice clinches executive committee seats in TMSU Spring 2026 election
BREAKING: Roberta Iannacito-Provenzano named next TMU president
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Poll supports creating grants
November 1, 2000
By The Eyeopener Team A new poll suggests four out of five Canadians think the next federal government should create a national grant program for postsecondary students, the Canadian Federation of Students announced Tuesday. The study, commissioned by Ipsos-Reid for the national student organization, asked 1,500 Canadians if they would “support the federal government introducing […]
Ethical issues force Cuba trip cancellation
November 1, 2000
Urban and regional planning students won't participate in community services field study this year
Women’s b-ball off to scary start
November 1, 2000
By Noah Love Perhaps in preparation for Halloween, Ryerson’s women’s volleyball team delivered some scart performances on the weekend. The Ram’s 3-2 losses to the Guelph Gryphons (2-1) and McMaster Marauders (2-2) were frightening to watch for head coach Arif Nathoo. “We played poorly,” he said. “Against Guelph we were up two sets to one, […]
Rye swim team aims to stroke past Trent
November 1, 2000
Rams hosting dual meet for the first time in more than 10 years
Patience pays for volleyball coach
November 1, 2000
Well-liked men's sergeant Mirek Porosa is slowly trying build a contender at Ryerson
A Requiem for the masses
November 1, 2000
By Garine Tcholakian Writing music about the most atrocious crimes of the previous century is a challenge many would shirk in favour of lighter material. Not composer David Walden. His awakening to the horrors of genocide put him the path to producing Requiem: In Remembrance of the Genocides of the 20th Century, which opens at […]
A beacon of bargains
November 1, 2000
For more than 59 years, the Honest Ed's sign, with its 23,000 light bulbs, has attracted immigrants looking for cheap goods and jobs
Companies playing to white audience
November 1, 2000
Products often ignore minorities' needs
A tale of two cities
November 1, 2000
Immigrants make up about half of Toronto's population. Within the decade there will be more visible minorities than white people living here. The city's institutions, however, are another story
Armenians remember painful past
November 1, 2000
Students related to genocide survivors remain as proof of their ancestors' resilience
Our cultural landscape
November 1, 2000
With 1.8 million immigrants and more than 60 ethnic groups, Toronto is a city of nations
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