GETTING THEIR GAME ON, SANS DRAGONS
November 30, 2005
Forget the tired image of basement-dwelling loners playing angry metal music: Ryerson's new Role-Players and Gamers club aims to break the cliché.
Setting a standard: NBA players hit TMU court at BGR8 pro runs
TMU welcomes the Duolingo owl to languages faculty
Inside Canada’s trans healthcare maze
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HEY, ISN’T HE THAT RYE GUY?
November 30, 2005
Philip Akin is the first graduate of Ryerson's theatre school. Now, he just needs to be recognized.
MERRY MARKETING
November 30, 2005
The annual holiday marketing blitz is changing this year and because of their tech-s
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BEST FRIENDS 4EVER THANKS TO MSN
November 30, 2005
If you've read my last few columns, it may surprise you to know that I have friends.
FOUNTAIN OF KNOWLEDGE
November 30, 2005
Decades before profs began lecturing calculus in the business building, the old O'Keefe bottling plant sealed Canada's brew at a nickel's cost.
RYERSON’S TOP 10 ATHLETES
November 30, 2005
These are the Eyeopener's Annual Top 10 Athletes, nominated by their coaches for demonstrating leadership and academic focus, as well as production on the court, field or rink.
NEUTRAL ZONE
November 30, 2005
By Josh Swan Members of the Ryerson community are rallying for gender neutral washrooms on campus. On Nov. 24 RyePRIDE and the Women’s Centre held an event to raise awareness about the need for transgender washrooms with a movie screening and panel discussion.
HOT PROPERTY
November 30, 2005
The halls are dimly lit, wiring snakes around power tools left motionless on the ground and the dark grey carpeting is covered in sawdust.
COURSE EVALUATIONS PUT TO THE TEST
November 30, 2005
Some faculty question effectiveness of 20-year-old survey method.
RYERSON UNIVERSITY ACT RECOMMENDATIONS IGNORED
November 30, 2005
Key suggestions for amendments submitted by student union representatives were not approved by the board.
PLAYING IT SAFE ON CAMPUS
November 30, 2005
The Ryerson Students' Union equity committee conducted a campus-wide safety audit to point out dangerous areas.
RSU ATTEMPTS TO CENSOR…AGAIN
November 30, 2005
Last night, your student union proposed a motion to prevent student groups from being affiliated with political parties.
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