ANIMATED INTEGRITY
September 21, 2005
Ryerson launches a new Academic Integrity website to teach students about plagiarism and time management using cartoons and animations.
Town hall on Bill 33 and OSAP cuts sees students ready for action
TMU claim Wilson Cup title for the first time in nine years
Bold crowned Critelli Cup Champions, defeating Ravens 75-60
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RAH RAH RYE! CHEER’S SECOND YEAR
September 21, 2005
Christina Basin is back for a second year to try and single-handedly put together a varsity program.
GREEN TEAM’S DREAM
September 21, 2005
Ryerson has two dedicated groups that want to make our campus more environmentally friendly. But they need students' help.
FEELING GASSY
September 21, 2005
The continuously rising price of gas is the only way to get people off their high horsepower and contemplating alternate commuting options.
CAR-FREE CAMPUS AS LIKELY AS CONSTRUCTION-FREE CAMPUS
September 21, 2005
Sept. 22 is Car Free Day, but it doesn't look like Ryerson will be celebrating a car-free campus until at least 2007.
RAISE THE ROOF
September 21, 2005
Province raises ceiling on OSAP loans, but some groups worry this will lead to more student debt.
A JUGGLING ACT
September 21, 2005
CESAR prez Jeremy Salter is vying for an executive position with Centennial College's Students' Association. Can he handle both jobs?
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.
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.
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