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SLEEPLESS IN TORONTO

November 8, 2006

By Amanda-Marie Quintino Arts & Entertainment Editor This play is no yawner. Insomnia, premiering tonight at the Buddies in Bad Times Theatre, will make you think — and keep you tossing and turning for nights.

RYERSON HAS A HALL OF FAME…

November 8, 2006

By Chelsea Miya Ryerson’s Hall of Fame is home to some of the most famous and influential athletes in Canada. But, if you stop to ask any students on campus, few would know that one even exists.

RAMS TAME WESTERN PONIES

November 8, 2006

By Amit Shilton Sports Editor The difference between good teams and great teams is that great teams always find a way to win no matter what the circumstances.

IGGYMANIA?

November 8, 2006

In 1968 Pierre Trudeau captured the hearts of young Canadians during his bid to become leader of the Liberal Party. Current contender Michael Ignatieff is trying to draw on the same romanticized notion of Canadian politics. He’s already reeled in Carla Wintersgill, but she is wondering: Why isn’t everyone experiencing… Iggymania?

Business & Technology

RYE STUDY WANTS TO HELP BUSINESSES DIVERSIFY

November 8, 2006

Institute compares companies’ cultural makeup to that of the nation. Stacey Askew reports.

Business & Technology

DELAYING DIGITAL

November 8, 2006

By Kristina Jarvis The latest entertainment technology isn’t quite so cutting-edge by the time it reaches the Great White North.

ARTS DIPLOMA PROGRAM CUT

November 8, 2006

By Patrick Szpak Anton Allahar worked two years at Honest Ed’s to earn the $212 tuition fee for Ryerson Polytechnical Institute’s diploma in arts program — a modest diploma from a modest school.

ASBESTOS COULD DRAIN RYE’S RENOVATION PLANS

November 8, 2006

New legislation has changed the rules on what’s considered to be an asbestos-containing product. Now, a material containing only 0.5 per cent of the deadly substance requires special attention and care — at a steep cost. News Editor Maurice Cacho reports.

CONTAINED ASBESTOS IS YOUR FRIEND

November 8, 2006

By Eric Lam Experts say there’s no need to be alarmed about asbestos at Ryerson. The university has complied with regulations to inspect and maintain asbestos. The school also performs air quality checks where asbestos is present on an annual basis.

MULTICULTURAL = SO MANY WAYS TO BOOGIE

November 8, 2006

The Eyeopener’s Adrian Morrow broke out his notepad while Mikhel Fortey grabbed a camera and checked out the third-annual show that puts Ryerson’s many cultures in the spotlight.

NO BOYS NEEDED (OR WANTED)

November 8, 2006

By Amanda- Marie Quintino Arts and Entertainment Editor With female enrolment soaring, it’s a woman’s world at Canada’s universities. Can the boys ever come back?

WORST. CHEERLEADERS. EVER.

November 8, 2006

Holy man, does our cheerleading club blow. After watching them in action last week, I was embarrassed on behalf of the university.

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