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Catching up with Eyeopener sports editors of the past

Sports editor Will Baldwin talks to some of the most successful former sports editors at The Eye

Don’t drink the Kool-Aid

This week, when we asked Ryerson students what they thought the RSU did for them, one answer was overwhelming. Waffles.

COPYRITE SAFE LOOTED FOR $12K

By Amit Shilton News Editor Toronto police are investigating the theft of a safe holding between $8- 12,000 in cash that was stolen from the CopyRITE office at the end of March. The safe, which was said to have both a padlock and key, was completely lifted from the office sometime over the weekend of […]

Do it for the kids

Amit Shilton News Editor You might have noticed our campus has become a little busier over the last few days. High school students on their March break have been visiting our campus, checking us out. I’m sure most are impressed with our practical programs, tiny class sizes and location in the downtown core. But I’d […]

Hate crimes spike at Rye

By Amit Shilton News Editor A series of hate-crime vandalism sprung up on the Ryerson campus over the past two weeks. Four instances of hate-related graffiti were found by Ryerson security across the school. Two of the instances were anti-Semitic while the third was labelled as anti-Iranian. Another was termed homophobic. Last Monday, security found […]

RYERSON SPLURGES ON HOARDING

February 11, 2009

By Amit Shilton News Editor Ryerson is shrugging off the effects of the economic crisis and putting its best face toward Yonge Street. Despite cutting its operating budget by up to five per cent, the school is spending about $200,000 on hoarding covering the new Student Learning Centre. “It’s like when you go out you […]

Editorial Sports

ON THE ROAD WITH THE RAMS

November 15, 2006

By Amit Shilton “Jaws of life!” The men’s volleyball team rushes to the windows of the old coach bus as firefighters circle a blue Hyundai on the side of the road. As emergency crews start cutting open the driver’s door, anxious whispers circle around the bus as to what happened.