Eye on the POD
September 21, 2005
The Podium building was sweltering during the first two weeks of classes after flooding and fire paralysed the cooling system.
BREAKING: Show me the money! Independent investigation of TMSU reveals over $1.4 million in mismanaged funds
TMSU’s Semi-Annual General Meeting meets quorum for the first time since 2022
BREAKING: TMSU Fall 2025 by-election results delayed after over 50 complaints
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A PACKAGE FOR SUCCESS
September 21, 2005
Rye student, visual artist and filmmaker Ryan Hughes reclaims the plastic bag at the Queen West Art Crawl young artist showcase.
DAZED AND CONFUSED AT THE FILM FEST
September 21, 2005
The Eyeopener sent two fresh-faced, first year reporters to revel in the Toronto International Film Festival's free screenings, press junkets and booze-drenched parties. They had no idea what they were getting into.
RIFFING ON LATE NIGHT FOR BIG LAUGHS
September 21, 2005
Take the generic talk show, add local talent, a comedically deranged host and a touch of crass, and you get Toronto's next big thing.
STUDENTS PLAYING FOR KEEPS ON THE STOCK MARKET
September 21, 2005
U of T SwiftTrade Campus is the first of its kind, allowing student to buy and sell stocks risk free while earning commission on profits. Better yet, Ryerson students are eligible to apply.
THE ABCS OF THE TSX
September 21, 2005
The stock market is exceedingly complex and difficult to understand, but Victoria Scrozzo is here to help.
BREAKING THE BARRIERS
September 21, 2005
For the first time, the March of the Living invited non-Jewish students to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the allied liberation of Nazi concentration camps. A Muslim-Canadian Ryerson student shares his experience.
ONE LAST FROSH WEEK FRENZY FOR OLD TIME’S SAKE
September 14, 2005
Refusing to accept the scary world of adulthood, a Rye grad decided she would try becoming a froshie just one last time.
CKLN: CRTC DECISION WILL COMPROMISE HOMEGROWN TALENT
September 14, 2005
Campus radio station CKLN is getting bad vibes from a recent government decision that will allow satellite radio in Canada.
RSU MARCHES FOR HIGHER MINIMUM WAGE
September 14, 2005
Ryerson representatives marched in the Labour Day parade to protest the provincial minimum wage and its effect on student life.
USED BOOK SITES SAVE STUDENTS CASH
September 14, 2005
Cash-strapped university students have a new and improved ally in the battle to save money thanks to an ambitious Ryerson student.
RAMSS IS STILL ROLLING
September 14, 2005
Students from both Ryerson and UofA have complained of registration woes from web-based programs using Peoplesoft servers.
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