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September 17, 2008
Ryerson joins the 21st century and hires a campus blogger.
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NO ROOM FOR WOMEN-ONLY HOURS AT THE RAC
September 17, 2008
Sports Editor Erin Valois and Cassie Beth Friedman find out why Ryerson has no extra space for female students.
RYERSON RUGBY TEAMS UP WITH U OF T
September 17, 2008
By Amanda Cupido The University of Toronto has always been a fierce rival of Ryerson University. But when it comes to rugby, the two sides are working together. Until this year, rugby has never had an official presence at Ryerson. Ryan Stratton, the club supervisor and a fourth-year radio and television arts student, has been […]
THE RISE AND FALL OF YONGE STREET’S SEX INDUSTRY
September 17, 2008
Thursday night at Zanzibar. Her name is Jasmine. I think it is anyway. It’s a little hard to concentrate.
THUMBS UP FOR THE AMC CLASSES
September 17, 2008
Getting to school on time is hard enough as it is. But when your class is in the new AMC theatre in Toronto Life Square, it feels like a Stairmaster workout.
PITMAN GETS FAT
September 17, 2008
Fat is on the menu at Pitman Hall’s cafeteria.
WATER FOUNTAIN POLITICS
September 17, 2008
Coca-Cola benefits as fountains on campus lose popularity.
SCC MANAGERS FIGHT TO UNIONIZE
September 17, 2008
Employees working in the Student Campus Centre (SCC) and Oakham House may soon be working for a unionized management team.
CANADIAN CITIZENSHIP 101
September 17, 2008
It's now easier for Ryerson's 1,500 international students to become Canadian citizens.
WE TAKE YOUR MONEY; HELP US SPEND IT WISELY
September 17, 2008
Full disclosure: The Eyeopener receives $14.27 in funding from every Ryerson student. That’s a good chunk of change.
CONTRACTOR SUES RYE
September 17, 2008
Ephat Matemba came back from his vacation in July 2006 to find out that after 15 years, he no longer had his job at Ryerson.
FIRST NATIONS STUDENTS AT RISK OF LOSING FUNDING
September 17, 2008
Approximately 150 students could lose their education if the provincial and federal governments can’t decide who should fund the First Nations Technical Institute’s joint program with Ryerson.
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