Eye on Rye: January 10-16
January 10, 2011
Welcome back, Ryerson! Jump back into campus life with these winter events
BREAKING: Show me the money! Independent investigation of TMSU reveals over $1.4 million in mismanaged funds
TMSU’s Semi-Annual General Meeting meets quorum for the first time since 2022
BREAKING: TMSU Fall 2025 by-election results delayed after over 50 complaints
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Slideshow: No Pants Subway Ride
January 9, 2011
Over a hundred TTC riders dropped their pants on January 9, 2010 for Toronto’s fourth annual “No Pants! Subway Ride.” The event was organized by Improv in Toronto. Photos by Marta Iwanek for the Eyeopener. Created with flickr slideshow from softsea.
Video: Fire Update
January 7, 2011
By Media Editor Lee Richardson Toronto police released photos and video of a “person of interest” in regard to the Yonge and Gould St. fire. Det. David Love of 51 Division gave a description of the person in the images to a press conference on Friday afternoon. He said police are asking for witnesses and […]
Person of interest in fire
January 7, 2011
By News Editor Emma Prestwich Police have found a person of interest in the ongoing investigation into the Yonge and Gould fire. Surveillance camera footage captured an image of a person with a backpack walking towards the alleyway beside the heritage building at 1:30 a.m. on Monday morning, then lost sight of them, said Det. […]
Levy: Rye wants Yonge and Gould
January 5, 2011
By News Editor Sarah Del Giallo Ryerson University is still interested in the property on the corner of Yonge and Gould, even after a massive blaze engulfed the building on Monday. “When the building was there, we were interested. When the building fell down, we were interested. And after the building burned down, we remain […]
Salad King owner talks blaze
January 3, 2011
By Sarah Del Giallo As fire fighter’s battled the flames at the previous home of Salad King at Yonge and Gould, owner Ernest Liu watched from the window of the restaurant’s new location across the street. Liu no longer has any responsibility for the building that was engulfed in a six-alarm fire earlier this morning […]
Six-alarm fire at old Salad King
January 3, 2011
By Rebecca Burton and Sarah Del Giallo A six-alarm fire set blaze to a heritage building at Yonge and Gould at 4:05 a.m. Monday morning. The fire was battled by 32 trucks and 125 firefighters. At 10:40 a.m. a water cannon and hose were still soaking the building, and no flames could be seen from […]
Video: Ryerson top 3 athletes
December 4, 2010
In this week’s issue we highlight the very best ten athletes at Ryerson. We talked to the top three athletes – Stefanie Webster, Luka Milosevic and Alex Braletic – to find out what they think of student support, how they think their teams are doing this year and how they feel about Maple Leaf Gardens. […]
Pics with St. Nick
December 2, 2010
On Dec. 2 the Eyeopener warmed hearts with hot chocolate, Timbits and free pictures with the jolly fat man (Santa Claus). Check out the photos below and click through to Flickr to claim your own. Happy Holidays! Created with flickr slideshow from softsea.
Winter Fur: Chic or Cruel?
December 1, 2010
By Grace Benac As the temperature drops, students are once again beginning to pull out their winter coats. While most will turn to their trusty wool peacoats or down parkas to fight off the cold, some Ryerson students are relying on a more controversial fabric to keep warm: fur. Fur has experienced a recent comeback […]
VIDEO: how we stole $6,614.47
December 1, 2010
After figuring out the login and password of cash registers on campus, The Eyeopener went out one night to see what the information could get us. We stopped off at the Kerr Hall South Tim Horton’s. When the cleaning staff finished their work, we sprang into action. Read the full story here [vimeo]http://vimeo.com/17373713[/vimeo]
selections of short stories
December 1, 2010
Attempting to capture the imagination of Ryerson’s young writers, the Eyeopener gave a 400 word mission to an array of students — to craft an enticing short story that encompass the following four elements: the story must take place in or around the Eaton’s Centre, and the main character is Alex, a ginger with a […]
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