Rams remain undefeated
November 22, 2006
By Michael Isenberg The memory of defeat from a year ago was nowhere in sight.
Tales from the unraveling of OSAP
TMU’s third-culture kids find themselves between worlds
TMU grad honours National Ballet of Canada’s founder
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A Jen of all trades
November 22, 2006
By Grant McDonald When Jennifer Williams was in Grade 8, her entire soccer team decided to go try out for a rep volleyball team — and she made it. Now standing 5’11” and playing left side, Williams has followed her love of the game here to Ryerson where she has helped create the beginning of […]
Rye helps students prep for planning exam
November 22, 2006
By Chi Nguyen Just getting to take the Certified Financial Planning Exam is half the battle. But don’t fret, budding business-types: you may already be taking the required courses.
The battle of the T-words: Is lower tuition worth higher taxes?
November 22, 2006
As student groups lobby the provincial government to reinstate the tuition freeze, is anyone considering the economic impact of more public money for post-secondary education? Business & Technology Editor Kerry Wall finds out.
Inventing the whisky generation
November 22, 2006
By Jamie McLeod If you walked into an LCBO, or through Dundas station, or any number of other places during the month of October, you probably saw the Whisky Generation campaign. It consisted of pictures of cool-looking urbanites mostly under 30, with “The Whisky Generation” beside their faces.
Completely off the Fourthwall
November 22, 2006
Forget Canadian Idol, Ryerson just might be home to the next Canadian rock sensation. The Eyeopener’s music maiden Jessica Ford tunes in to tell us why.
Hundreds killed, maimed for PS3s
November 22, 2006
By Michael Camu … actually, one was shot in Connecticut in the battle for Sony’s newest and priciest game console. But for two Toronto residents, the PS3 craze came just short of ending a friendship.
Student groups irked by marketing company
November 22, 2006
By Josephine Lim Maurice Cacho News Editor The student responsible for fundraising at the Ryerson Dragonboat Team is upset with the marketing firm he worked with.
Getting grades, work to the grave
November 22, 2006
By Stacey Askew With older generations keeping a death grip on jobs, can Ryerson students expect turnover to open up spots in the job market?
Flu shots now available at Rye
November 22, 2006
By Patrick Szpak Melissa Matton wants Rye students to shoot-up…with a flu inoculation that is.
Foreign territory
November 22, 2006
By Maurice Cacho Admin claims womens’ bathroom gets too busy, men lose only restroom floor.
Sharing the power
November 22, 2006
The Muslim Students Association’s sudden surge in political power on campus should be celebrated, not criticized, says Politics and Public Admin prof Grace-Edwards Galabuzi. Galabuzi, who also serves on the CFS Students’ Taskforce on the Needs of Muslim Students, has a beef with last week’s story — “Muslims playing for power” — and since we’re […]
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