Tag: Alcohol

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Course unions can’t cash Ram’s booze anymore

November 11, 2009

Course unions no longer make money on alcoholic beverages

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL SPIKED BY SUSPENSION

November 9, 2009

“Our job isn’t to punish them so harshly that it’s unfair. Our job is to make sure learning has a curve." -Ivan Joseph

REMEMBER, JACK DANIELS IS NOT YOUR FRIEND

August 27, 2008

The first week of university will always look like an episode of The Real World. If you’re new to this kind of lifestyle, you may need some help staying safe. Here’s how to impress everyone in residence with your knowledge of toxic substances.

THE DEATH OF THE CAMPUS PUB

November 21, 2007

University drinking holes are leaking money all over Canada, but the Ram in the Rye doesn't care.

RYERSON VICE PART II: LIQUORED UP ILLICITLY

November 7, 2007

In our ongoing series, Alex Hamlyn investigates how students in residence hold their liquor.

THE HANGOVER KILLER THAT IS KILLING YOU

October 10, 2007

A new study says combining coffee and Tylenol could be toxic to your liver.

Government proposes new anti-date rape laws

October 18, 2006

Ontario proposes changes to liquor laws allow bar patrons to take drinks into the washrooms to keep 'date rape' drugs out of unattended drinks. But the new laws will not be mandatory for all bars.

Battling the bottle

November 27, 2002

Before he jumped, Jeffrey Newmarch made a bet. Thirty dollars was all he waged in the deadly gamble, and as he climbed onto the railing of the ferry to Toronto Island for a third time amid chants of “Jump! Jump!”; this time he did.

Rev all the rage with club crowd

September 27, 2000

Make of vodka-based drink loaded with caffeine has created a buzz without the help of mainstream advertising

Spirited Irishmen strike gold

September 13, 2000

A closer look at The Eyeopener Drink Olympics, founded on the motto "drunker, faster, longer"

Booze, bars and videotape

September 15, 1999

The Eyeopener hits the town on a pub crawl and ends up on national TV.

The myth of alcoholism among native people

December 2, 1998

Some people believe genetics or biology leads to high rates of alcoholism among native people in Canada. Mike Anthony explodes the myth and discovers the truth.