Rye fighting losing battle with pests
October 25, 2011
Some buildings on campus are overrun by rodents and insects
Tag: Ryerson
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‘Yes’ on radio
October 25, 2011
When CKLN moved out of the SCC, many of us at the Eyeopener did a silent cheer. It’s not that we have a vendetta against community radio, it’s that we were glad to be done with the shitshow that CKLN became
Maintaining a campus
October 25, 2011
Ryerson dishes out $11 million each year to sustain itself, but the cash isn’t for scholarships or athletics. It’s used to fix your doorknobs
Briefs & Groaners
October 25, 2011
A roundup of some of the shadier — and just plain odd — things that happen around Ryerson’s downtown campus
Rye grad’s death unsolved after two years
October 25, 2011
Two years ago, Ryerson grad Christopher Skinner was attacked and murdered not far from campus. After the anniversary of his death, Sean Wetselaar looks into how the investigation has progressed
Ghosts and the City
October 25, 2011
Communities Editor Nicole Siena has your guide to Toronto’s spookiest locales
Mark Harris will kick your ass into shape
October 25, 2011
Having once had the opportunity to race against Usain Bolt at the world junior championships, Mark Harris is now helping to bulk up Ryerson’s athletes and train them for the upcoming seasons. Gabriel Lee reports
Is the RAC female friendly?
October 25, 2011
My first trip to Ryerson’s Recreation and Athletics Centre (RAC) did not go exactly as I planned
Drip drop, goes the fee movement
October 25, 2011
Drop Fees is back, but will it actually drop anything this time around?
Ryerson farmer’s market: A letter of farewell
October 25, 2011
Arts & Life Editor recounts her love affair with the Ryerson farmer's market
Rye hunts for higher marks
October 25, 2011
Not only has the number of students applying to Ryerson gone up, their grades have as well. News Editor Rebecca Burton reports
Eyeopener 45th & favourite moments
October 25, 2011
As the Eyeopener celebrates its 45th anniversary we ask former staff to see what they’re up to these days, and what their favourite memory of working at the Eye is.
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