New foods on the block
September 28, 2010
Dominique Lamberton explores the city’s food trends and the strain they put on students’ bank accounts
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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Working ‘till dawn
September 28, 2010
Crumbled papers, energy drinks and sweats. Brian Boudreau, Christina Dun, and Nicole Witkowski report on the students who go bump in the night
Double agent Kevin Souter
September 28, 2010
Last year, he was in the pros. This year, he’s on the Ryerson men’s soccer team working as a player and a coach. How did that happen? Sean Tepper reports
Little man, big heart
September 28, 2010
It’s halfway through the second period and Greg Riggs picks off a pass in his own zone. He looks up and sees a wide-open neutral zone — the perfect gift for the shifty 5'7" centreman.
Destined to fail
September 28, 2010
Sports editor Rob Moysey finds out why so many sports clubs at Ryerson crash and burn before they’re barely off the ground
Good vibrations
September 28, 2010
Songs for the deaf? That’s what a group of Ryerson professors are planning for Scotiabank Nuit Blanche. Business and technology editor Matthew Braga reports
EYE’S NUIT OUT
September 28, 2010
On Oct. 2, from 6:57pm until sunrise the following Sunday, Scotiabank Nuit Blanche festival turns Toronto into a nighttime contemporary arts wonderland.
This week’s $50 prize winner is…
September 27, 2010
In this video, we reveal the winner of last week’s lateral mind puzzle, who will now be a whole $50 richer. Watch the video to find out who’s probably going to be buying themselves a new textbook. Or beer (which if that’s the case, hopefully they’ll be nice enough to get some for us too). […]
A Wardrobe for all seasons
September 27, 2010
It’s that fickle time of year again, when we desperately try to transition our wardrobes from summer to fall and, let’s face it, the calendar month and the weather do not coordinate. Yes, we’ve been though this before, yet we still find ourselves jumping prematurely into our heavy fall wardrobe and sweating all day, or freezing whilst trying to keep summer alive. Here are a few simple tips to make this year’s transition into fall as easy, comfortable and stylish as possible without the midday wardrobe changes.
Cool heads prevail
September 24, 2010
By Sean Tepper Talking back to your parents will get you grounded, talking back to the police can get you put in jail, and as University of Toronto striker Michael Brathwaite learned, talking back to the ref will get you a red card. After colliding with Rams midfielder Adrian Mancini in the 73rd minute for […]
Be a jerk to fight off sickness
September 24, 2010
It all starts with one person.
Someone shows up in your classroom or your office (or your newsroom) with a mild case of the sniffles. You and your peers offer some sympathy, but barely take notice. But soon his or her sniffles turn into a full blown cold, complete with runny nose and impromptu sneezes. Before you know it, everyone else is sick to. I’ve seen this happen too many times to count, but this year, I won’t let myself get caught in this cycle, and neither should you. Here are a few rude tips that will help you ward of cold and flu for as long as possible.
You could win $50
September 23, 2010
Do you want an extra $50 hanging out in your wallet? We can help. All you have to do is pick up the Eyeopener once a week, fill out a game on the fun page and drop it off at our office at SCC 207. Then we randomly choose someone to win $50. EVERY WEEK. […]
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