A parade, a picnic and one sexy monkey
September 13, 2006
Ryerson's 49th annual Parade & Picnic ended Frosh Week as students went bananas one last time before hitting the books.
From page to screen: Queer representation hits the ice
Editorial: ICE raids unmask the “American Dream”
Toronto student groups, community members rally in support of Iranian protests
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Gallery helps under-exposed students
September 13, 2006
Inessa Radostin spent the summber building her dream studio gallery; can she handle school, a thriving company and her father as a business partner? Karon Liu finds out.
Rams tie last season’s win total
September 13, 2006
Ryerson's soccer teams prove history repeats itself with early losses, shrugs off doubt with sunny outlooks.
Ryerson’s reasons to believe
September 13, 2006
Who said that Ryerson's sports teams suck? Here's The Eyeopener's season preview guide to give you reason to get excited about the upcoming varsity sports season.
Union offers job security to full-time coaches
September 13, 2006
As the investigation into the allegations made against Ryerson women's basketball coach Sandra Pothier continues, The Eyeopener takes a look at the state of full-time coaches at Ryerson.
Row, row, yer Viking boat
September 13, 2006
Sports editor Amit Shilton begins his try-out quest with Dominic Kahn's rowing team.
We’re in business on Bay Street
September 13, 2006
Ryerson's new business building gives the university a presence in Canada's financial centre. Is location really everything?
The right gadgets for your GPA
September 13, 2006
Your purchases should be shaped by your academic situation. Chi Nguyen did the legwork for you.
The Importance of Being Ernesto
September 13, 2006
It is the most reproduced image ever captured. It began one one man's camera and took form on another's silkscreen canvas. Now it sells for $14 at Bang-On T-Shirts on Yonge Street. Joe Rayment recounts the history of Guerrillero Heroico- the photo that immortalized Ernesto "Che" Guevara.
Engineering journal ‘first of its kind’
September 13, 2006
Jamie LcLeod reports on the only journal that publishes student work in mechanical and industrial engineering exclusively.
Tables turn at campus centre
August 30, 2006
TTC monthly pass sales move to bigger, better location; other services easier to access for students.
Show it, save it
August 30, 2006
No need to scour the city for cheap eats and treats. With student card in hand, discounted grub and inexpensive clubs are at your fingertips. Ashley Spegel serves it up.
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