RYESAC EXECS DON’T PAY RENT
August 25, 2004
Two RyeSac executives will have a free stay in Pitman Hall this year, while the other two will get cash to cover rent.
BREAKING: Pro-Palestine walkout participants occupy executive floor of Jorgenson Hall
TMU’s Indigenous leaders lay foundations for the future
A worse bang for your buck: How students are getting ripped off at grocery stores
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PITMAN REPAIRS WAKE STUDENT IRE
August 25, 2004
Megan Hemlow stands in her residence room at Pitman Hall for the first time with her father at her side.
BARISTAS INVADE RYE HIGH
August 25, 2004
Java wars to begin on campus - fortification of Tim Hortons possible.
LIBS BEING WEINERS
August 25, 2004
The Ontario government is putting the sizzle on Ernie the hot dog guy's bursaries.
GRAFFITI, THREATS HIT RYE
August 25, 2004
An unprecedented slew of threatening and hateful graffiti has hit Ryerson this summer.
SCHOOL: THE FIVE YEAR PLAN
August 25, 2004
"A lot of people go to college for seven years." "Yeah, they're called doctors." - Chris Farley and David Spade from the movie Tommy Boy.
PLAN TO SAVE, AND HEAL
August 25, 2004
RyeSAC is back with the health and dental broker that tried to sue them two years ago.
PSYCHIC TELLS ALL
August 25, 2004
The following predictions were made during a private reading with The Eyeopener by professional psychic David.
LATE AND EXPENSIVE
August 25, 2004
The student campus centre set to open in January could be late and is now almost $2 million over budget.
ARMED WITH ONLY A PEN…
April 7, 2004
In North Toronto’s Canada Passport Office, sour sweat infiltrates the nostrils and strangles the throat. Bodies sway, waiting for digits burned into their heads to match red numbers firing on a panel. Chi Fen Liu, 47, also waits — she’s number 97. The Eyeopener’s Diana Tseng reports.
MORE PROFS EARN $100,000
April 7, 2004
By Nicole Riva The number of Ryerson staff and faculty making six-figure salaries has more than tripled in the past year.
RYE INVESTING IN BUSINESS
April 7, 2004
By Jen Gerson When Ryerson bids to develop its proposed new business building, it will be trying for access to some of the most expensive real estate in Canada.
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