UNCOVERAGE: AN UPDATE ON CAMPUS CRIME
February 1, 2006
The Ryerson community has been shocked by several murders near campus throughout the past several years.
TMU medical school requirements spark controversy among student applicants
Niche clubs offers TMU students specialized communities
TMUsicians foster a community of opportunity and creativity
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STUDENTS STILL WAITING FOR HEALTH FOOD TIPS
February 1, 2006
Initiative to provide information for health-conscious students announced in August falls by the wayside as schoolwork and election duties catch up to student union board members and executives.
RYERSON’S SCHOOL OF SPIRIT
February 1, 2006
We have a pub, a cafe, 14 varsity teams, six sports clubs, at least 55 student groups, a handful of Oakham House societies, a radio station, an art gallery AND a theatre.
OAKHAM HOUSE SET TO UNIONIZE
February 1, 2006
Oakham House employees will be voting to unionize Thursday
CAR THIEF NABBED BY SECURITY
February 1, 2006
A 43-year-old male wanted by police was arrested Thursday morning for allegedly breaking into two automobiles in the Victoria Street parking garage.
GAMING INFLUENCES RACING?
February 1, 2006
Experts question connection between evidence and crash.
STUDENT WITH NEED FOR SPEED BAILED
February 1, 2006
Accused made initial plans with Rye classmate on night of fatal street-racing accident.
LIFESTYLES OF THE SICK AND FAMOUS
January 25, 2006
What if the key to life-changing fame was a crippling, life-altering accident?
APPLE SHOULD GO ON THE JUICE
January 25, 2006
Steve Jobs jumped the gun to announce Intel drivers, sacrificing speed, battery life, and his dignity.
TAXES: BORING, BUT USEFUL
January 25, 2006
The Eyeopener has a few tips for filing your taxes this year: We're pretty sure they're correct.
BRINGING CRICKET BACK TO KERR HALL
January 25, 2006
Since Abhimanyu Sharma took over as president of the Ryerson Cricket Association, the club has quickly become one of sports and recreation's most popular.
CABLE THEFT: LIKE STEALING CANDY FROM TED ROGERS
January 25, 2006
The move to digital cable has left analog thieves looking for new ways to snag free channels.
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