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Be a fly on the wall at The Insect Play

Might as well Jump

Hundreds of Van Halen fans “Jump”-ed into line Monday night at Sam the Record Man by Ryerson, for a chance to buy a copy of the band’s new album, “Van Halen III,” at a special midnight offering. Those “Human Being” who dropped $20 for the new disc at the special sale got a wristband, putting […]

Ryerson’s park and cry problem

Drivers fear attacks

Disabled students meet to discuss concerns

By Simone Joseph April 1: Doomsday. That was the general sentiment of students and advocacy groups at a round-table discussion about provincial government changes to funding for disabled students. The meeting, held at Oakham House last week, was organized by the Canadian Federation of Students to pool knowledge of the changes and plot strategy. Gord […]

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By Patricia Tomasi Time is running out … it’s 3 a.m. and the essay’s due at 10 … must get it done … feeling sleepy … need more coffee … wake up, there’s only five more pages to go. Or you could just fire up your Internet search engine, type in “essay” and download a […]

Not having a gay old time

By Lori Fazari Yes, I’m a heterosexual female, but I love gay men. It’s not like I go out and intentionally fall for gay men. It’s just my damn luck. I think a guy’s good looking, funny and dresses well, and bingo, you can bet he’s gay. This twist of luck follows me everywhere. When […]

We’ll believe it when we see cash

By Rob Granatstein Toronto city council made a new discovery on Wednesday — and it’s called Ryerson. For the first time anyone can remember, a toronto politician, Kyle Rae in this case, showed up at our university and talked about this school receiving money from the municipal government. Rae said Ryerson should get about $2 […]

Animated anger at Rye

Student group having room headaches

Big bucks for student centre?

Councillor Kyle Rae hints Ryerson could get millions for building

Brew your own booze

By Stephanie Bomba So you’re into the sauce but you always end up with a killer hangover the next morning. Well, Randy Gratton may have just the cure for you. No, it’s not come top-secret potion concocted by the government for alcoholic fighter pilots. It is, quite simply, home-brewed beer and wine. Gratton, owner of […]

Don’t quit your day job

By Dawn Calleja and Susan Nerberg Pete Nowak had just finished third year of Ryerson’s journalism program. He knew his final year was going to be a killer, what with being roots and culture editor at The Eyeopener and writing regularly for The Ryersonian. Still, he wanted to create something he could call his own. […]

Not a day at the Beaches

When you're a WASP living in the Beaches, where do you go to find Canadian culture?

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