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‘CRAZY’ ROWERS PUKE TOGETHER

September 29, 2004

"I once heard or read somewhere that anything worth doing is hard. Since rowing is the most challenging thing I have ever done, I figure it must be worth doing." - Andy Guiry, men's rowing captain

RAMS SOCCER HITS THE TOP

September 29, 2004

Rookie striker Patrick Sontoro netted four goals in his first two games to lead the Rams to double victory over the weekend.

PRO-ANA WEBSITES: A DIFFERENT KIND OF SUPPORT

September 29, 2004

If you have an eating disorder, advice on which types of food come up easiest is only a click away.

‘FUNCTION’ FUNCTIONS

September 29, 2004

Image Arts' experimental magazine 'Function' is a student endeavour that allows them to show off their work.

THE NATURE OF DAVID SUZUKI

September 29, 2004

As a child, David Takayoshi Suzuki could be found in the creeks, ponds, valleys, and forests of the British Colombia mountains.

EMOTIONALLY DUBBED

September 29, 2004

The African drumbeats echo through the room as Michael St.George blends rhythm, music and language into one medium.

SPEAKING WITH THE ENEMY

September 22, 2004

In part one of a continuing series, Eye sports hunts down Ryerson's enemies and bugs the hell out of them.

FENCERS VISIT RYE

September 22, 2004

VETERAN BACK IN ACTION

September 22, 2004

After winning an unlikely appeal for eligibility this summer, veteran Vladimir Matevski is hoping to bring respectability back to the Ryerson men's basketball program.

RAMS POUND MILITARY MEN

September 22, 2004

The Ryerson men's volleyball team served up a double win this weekend against the Royal Military College.

PINNING DOWN A WINNER

September 22, 2004

In the 1970s, Ryerson's wrestling team was one of the best in the country, with athletes among the best in the world.

BOYS GONE BANANAS

September 22, 2004

While sitting with the rest of the full house audience at the opening of the play Banana Boys, the author of the book upon which the play is based is casually sitting in the third row.

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