Playing the name game
November 3, 2010
Ryerson president Sheldon Levy to put university’s stamp on Maple Leaf Gardens
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Food, friends and fun with geolocation
November 3, 2010
Contrary to popular belief, that GPS-enabled smartphone in your pocket isn’t as nefarious as it might seem. Instead, Carolyn Turgeon shows you a bevy of apps that can help you find your friends, save your money and explore the city in style
Ryerson’s mini-Raptors
November 3, 2010
Most students don’t know it, but Ryerson has it’s own version of the Toronto Raptors on campus in the men’s basketball team. Matthew Prescott Oxman takes a look at the startling similarities between the two clubs
Study: Street meat better when blitzed
November 3, 2010
By Mohamed Omar According to a recent study conducted by the National Centre for Food Research (NCFR), hotdogs from street vendors (street meat), tastes significantly better when crunk.Adam Hall, a first-year sociology student, described his first experience with street meat.“I was sober. It tasted like a normal hotdog with relish, mustard, ketchup, and that other […]
Etiquette for dummies
November 2, 2010
Have a fancy party or a make-or-break interview? Nicole Witkowski sits down with Adeodata Czink, president of consulting company Business of Manners, to provide tips on how to fake it until you make it
Video: $50 Winner!
November 1, 2010
Do you want an extra $50 hanging out in your wallet? We can help. All you have to do is pick up the Eyeopener once a week, fill out a game on the fun page and drop it off at our office at SCC 207. Then we randomly choose someone to win $50. EVERY WEEK. […]
Halloween: who will you be?
October 31, 2010
Our interns ask Ryerson students what they are going to dress up as for Halloween. [vimeo]http://vimeo.com/16375779[/vimeo]
Slideshow: Pink Hijab Day
October 27, 2010
Students and staff in the SCC lobby were tickled pink by Ryerson's Muslim Students Association's displays for International Pink Hijab Day
CKLN could be silenced
October 27, 2010
By Matthew Prescott Oxman Campus radio station CKLN could lose its broadcasting license this December due to a number of complaints. “It would be a shame that a university that’s well-known for its radio and broadcasting program didn’t have a community campus station around,” said Andrew Leher, vice chair of the CKLN board. According to […]
Worker exploited at food stand
October 26, 2010
Church Street hot dog stand is overworking and underpaying employees. News editor Mariana Ionova reports
A penny for your travels
October 26, 2010
Every year, hundreds of cash-strapped Rye students manage to scrounge up just enough to travel the world. Patrick Erskine explores the upside of ditching the itinerary for spontaneity, beds for park benches and plane rides for hitchhiking
The enrollment dilemma
October 26, 2010
Post-secondary enrollment is predicted to drop along with plunging birth rates. And with President Sheldon Levy dead set on the Master Plan, will Ryerson University sit empty? News editor Lee Richardson investigates
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