RYE SCORES SAM’S AND MORE FOR $40 MILLION
January 23, 2008
Ryerson sealed the deal on three properties last week, capping negotiations that began 12 years ago.
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ILC RAMPS IT UP
January 23, 2008
Campus Planning is preparing to build a brand new wheelchair ramp at the International Living and Learning Centre (ILC) because it failed to comply with the Ontario Building Code.
ENDOWMENTS CLIMB TO $61M
January 23, 2008
Ryerson’s endowment fund has climbed to a record $61 million, triple the number since 2003 when it was at $20 million.
CHOKE VICTIM LEFT IN DARK
January 23, 2008
A student who was choked in Pitman Hall last week by a residence advisor is still in the dark about his attacker’s fate.
LAGGING BEHIND THE COMPETITION
January 23, 2008
Ryerson’s research funding lags behind other comparable universities, and while funding has increased 32% over the last two years, funding for new professors and researchers remains a concern.
WE’RE FREAKIN’ AWESOME
January 23, 2008
Despite being the alleged moral cespool of campus, the Eyeopener won six awards this past weekend, beating out campus papers from across the country.
PALESTINE CONTROVERSY TAINTS CARAVAN
January 23, 2008
A controversial Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights booth delayed the announcement of Campus Caravan winners, after it was revealed a complaint had been made to the Office of Discrimination and Harassment Prevention.
HUB HEIST CLEANS SCHOOL FOR $4,000
January 23, 2008
The Hub cafeteria’s security system is undergoing a major overhaul after thieves walked away with more than $4,000 over the holidays.
BLOODY ARREST AT THE RAM
January 23, 2008
A second-year student is considering legal action against Ryerson Security, alleging that two officers used excessive force when they slammed his head against the pavement on Monday night.
BEST OF THE CRAP: WHEN GOOD MUSIC GETS BAD PRESS KITS
January 16, 2008
You are lucky. You have the ability to listen to Luke Doucet and the White Falcon’s album, Blood’s Too Rich, untainted by the lame pretension of his press kit.
REFRACTIONS — NOT JUST FOR PRISMS ANYMORE
January 16, 2008
Unless you are the pod-like character in an Edvard Munch painting, screaming and art galleries don’t often mesh. But that is what new media is about, bending the notion of what art is, and how it is displayed.
NEW APARTMENT ON THE BLOCK HAS A BUNCH OF HITS
January 16, 2008
After a series of delays, the Eye gets a peak inside Campus Common and finds out what it has to offer.
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