Guiding the jobless
January 14, 1998
Twenty-nine year old Kevin Makra went through such hell trying to find a job he decided to make his own - helping others breaking into their field.
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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“I’d be able to swing it…without food”
January 14, 1998
Fee hikes would cripple student
Assault on your bankbook
January 14, 1998
No more ceilings on tuition fees, thanks to new Tory program
Bookies battle it out
January 14, 1998
RyeSAC wants to rule Ryerson's bookstore
Race does not exist
November 26, 1997
The biggest misconception we have about race is that it actually exists. Jacinta McFadden discovers who decides what race is, and four people discuss the idea of race in society and their lives
Why are we hooked on junk science?
November 26, 1997
Most scientists think IQ tests are junk, but in a society craving status symbols, old habits die hard
The media are Saddam wrong
November 26, 1997
They tell us America is threatening to wage war on the "Beast of Baghdad." But Suleman Din exposed the distortion in the news
Is Jesus really white?
November 26, 1997
Cherion Drakes discovers how Christians have been misled into worshiping images of a white Jesus
Grins, girdirons & Gatorade
November 26, 1997
Shi Davidi lives out his Vanier Cup fantasy
Rift between Rams and event staff is over (for now)
November 26, 1997
By Shi Davidi Ryerson’s event staff have kissed and made up with the athletics department, two weeks after sending a letter to The Eyeopener complaining about the way they’re treated by Rams coaches and players. The relationship between the event staff and Ryerson coaches and players has generally been a good one, but it hasn’t […]
Hamlet in da House (Oakham, that is)
November 26, 1997
By Jill Koskitalo There is only one thing better than watching a show with lots of sex and violence on TV. Watching one live. The Oakham House Theatre Society has recognized the basic mass market appeal of sex and violence and in effort to cash in, is presenting the comedy I Hate Hamlet. The story […]
A green day at Rye High
November 26, 1997
By Stephanie Bomba Red and yellow and pink and green, purple and orange and blue… No, it’s not a Romper Room (or acid) flashback. It’s a description of the hair colours sported by the pubescent audience at last Wednesday’s free Green Day concert in the alley behind the Ryerson parking garage. Punksters started lining up […]
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