TIFF through the lens
September 20, 2006
Then out came my camera, with the longest lens and biggest flash, the showing that I meant business.
The ‘Latin Flair’ at TMU
New ‘Land Back’ course launches and memorial walk held on Truth and Reconciliation Day
Putting the ‘reading’ in your reading week horoscopes
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Religiou$ Reward$
September 20, 2006
Is it possible to get paid, to go to school and to be religious? Indeed it is, and Jewish students at Ryerson can cash in on the opportunity.
Searching for the stars
September 20, 2006
Finding celebrities on Yorkville's streets during TIFF wasn't as easy as we thought. So, The Eyeopener's own amateur paparazzi duo took to the carpet. Arts & Entertainment Editor Amanda-Marie Quintino gives you the inside scoop.
English prof for Giller
September 20, 2006
Ryerson English professor Randy Boyagoda has been nominated for the Giller Prize for his debut novel, Governor of the Northern Province.
GO-ing to improve
September 20, 2006
Transit authority looking to outsource train engineers to improve service.
Mixing things up at TIFF
September 20, 2006
Armed with a turntable and a set of giant speakers, Rye film grad Peter Mettler had party-goers praising him at the end of the night in a downtown church - and he's not even a priest. Samantha Saunders finds out why his mix is making waves.
Rye students Walk for Life, raise cash for AIDS research
September 20, 2006
As aerobics instructors kicked off the AIDS Walk for Life to the tune of It’s Raining Men, Ryerson Students’ Union President Muhammad Ali Jabbar talked with students, all of them raising their legs in time for Sunday’s walk.
eyePod
September 20, 2006
The Eyeopener provides a step-by-step guide to making a podcast just in time for the launch of our very own this Friday.
Levy’s Gould-en opportunity
September 20, 2006
A pedestrian-friendly campus that stretches to Yonge and beyond? In Sheldon Levy's eyes, anything is possible, but experts say say innovations such as closing Gould Street may be more problematic than the president thinks, writes Josh Wingrove.
A different brand of student politician
September 20, 2006
University is tough enough without having to run for trustee of the Toronto Catholic District School Board. Mario Pileggi says it's no problem. Shasha Nakhai sat down with Ryerson's newest political hopeful.
Pub’s hiring policy brews trouble
September 20, 2006
Never mind lagers and ales, controversy may be on tap at the Ram in the Rye this week after questions were raised about its hiring practices.
Seeking: Smart, university-educated women for RCMP
September 20, 2006
Canada's chief law enforcement agency launches agressive recruiting campaign.
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