25 YEARS OF VIRTUAL VIRUS VEXATION
September 26, 2007
It's the computer virus' silver anniversary and now there are more ways to get one than ever before.
BREAKING: TMSU Board of Directors serves notice of impeachment to two faculty directors over alleged investigation findings
Students vs. Landlords
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THIS HIGH DOLLAR HAS ITS SHARE OF LOWS
September 26, 2007
By John Van Dusen The Canadian dollar is riding a 30 year high, sitting at a rate it hasn’t seen since O.J. favoured touchdowns over prose. However, the loonie’s recent surge may not be good news for everyone — in both the business and student worlds. “Depending on whom you are and where you are, […]
FIRED ADMIN STILL HELPING ATHLETICS
September 26, 2007
Despite the surprise of being fired by Ryerson last February, former interuniversity sports manager Terry Haggerty is still advising the Rams.
‘I LIKE BEING THE HERO’
September 26, 2007
Andrea Raso is here to save the women's soccer team.
CHOLETTE DENIED FULL-TIME
September 26, 2007
After being all but promised a full-time position by his former athletic director, Bob Cholette is still a part-time employee.
REAL AUTHOR AGREES TO JUDGE LITERARY CONTEST
September 26, 2007
Critically acclaimed Canadian author Stephen Marche agreed to judge the Eyeopener’s First Annual Super-short Fiction contest.
BRO, I GOT A YEAST INFECTION
September 26, 2007
So, you thought you were safe, eh? Free to make noises of commiseration to your girlfriend (or perhaps an overly talkative co-worker) as they regaled you with horror stories of fungal attack and counterattack.
GROWING UP, GREEKS AND A GREEN MONSTER ON CAMPUS
September 26, 2007
The Hulk was only the most recent attack from Hollywood.
RYERSON GRADS PRONOUNCE MANIFESTO DESTINY
September 26, 2007
The cream of Canada's hip-hop scene descended on Toronto and the rally cry came from one of Ryerson's own.
LIKE A RAT IN A CAGE
September 26, 2007
Across the country, research facilities reward volunteers with about $1,500 per overnight study for medical testings. But as the companies' ads creep their way to campus, are students being employed or exploited?
RYERSON DRAGS ITS HEELS ON TURNITIN
September 26, 2007
Rye lawyer Julia Hanigsberg started investigation last year but says conclusions are still pending.
BUYING THE STUDENT VOTE, $1,300 A POP
September 26, 2007
In an exclusive interview with the Eyeopener, Premier Dalton McGuinty promises almost $200 million for students.
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