Eyeopener Click Picks: Jan. 20
January 20, 2011
Procrastination is a wonderful thing. Especially when it leads to a free keg and pizza: http://bit.ly/fwcthh
The Daily Dilly Dally
Poilievre falls into well, party doesn’t notice for 10 days
Mark Carney is Chinamaxxing
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Time Warp: Jan. 17-23
January 20, 2011
Each week, the Eyeopener digs through the archives looking for scandals, secrets and hot stories from the past. Today: women's rights and hot profs
Photo of the Day
January 20, 2011
First-year engineering students Ayesha Akram, Maheen Mir and Zehan Sadiq enjoy the winter weather atop the rocks underneath the overpass of the Chang School building on January 20, 2011. Others take advantage of the free skating on Lake Devo. Photo: Marta Iwanek
Video: Michael’s Commuter Tale
January 19, 2011
Follow Michael Binetti home in the first part of the Eyeopener's series on commuting to and from Ryerson
Rye Listed: Commuter woe
January 19, 2011
This week: a shoutout to all the tired commuters out there
Student forced to buy marks
January 19, 2011
By Rebecca Burton Associate News Editor Buying textbooks is nothing new to a university student. While some students opt out of buying them, new online textbooks that include mandatory quizzes make it a requirement to purchase them —no matter the price tag. Part time student Kyle Bickerstaffe enrolled in a marketing course at the Raymond […]
Urban planning students tackle Muskoka housing issue
January 19, 2011
A fourth year project on affordable housing by 10 Ryerson urban planning students has grown to a broad report delivered to and utilized by the Muskoka city council.
photo of the day
January 19, 2011
January 19 2011 We are leaving today’s picture up to the imagination! Photo: Chelsea Pottage
Ryerson darkroom hazardous?
January 18, 2011
Air quality tests requested after students show symptoms of ether poisoning. Students petitions for better facilities.
Split on fall reading week
January 18, 2011
Students in the faculty of engineering, architecture and science (FEAS) are fighting over the ramifications of a contentious Senate motion to add a fall reading week.
Student routes might be cut off
January 18, 2011
By Emma Prestwich News Editor Like many other Ryerson commuters, it usually takes Michael Binetti an hour to get home from class. But soon he might have difficulty making it home at all. The 9 Bellamy bus that Binetti takes home to central Scarborough is just one of 48 routes slated for service reductions by […]
Missing inventory plagues Used Book Room
January 18, 2011
A total of 150 students compensated by the Used Book Room in the past year for lost books
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