The man behind the outrage
November 6, 2002
Today, as RyeSAC’s vice-president finance and services, Wasti is a familiar face around campus, particularly since his very public attack on RyeSAC last week.
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Student charged with assaulting police
October 30, 2002
While pods of tired protesters packed up their banners and headed home, Kashif Shaikh sat alone in the back of a police van, his wrists handcuffed behind his back and the growing lump on his forehead throbbing.
New war threat hits close to home
October 23, 2002
More than 14 years after he left Iraq, it is difficult for Salar Rasoul to watch the United States prepare for a second war against his home country.
Life without Mother
October 2, 2002
Ryerson professor Mario Estable moved to Toronto last year with his daughter to start a new life. This week, he talks to The Eyeopener about life as a single parent and the challenges he faces trying to raise a child and establish his career at the same time.
Guilty by association
September 11, 2002
Salman Hamdani is believed to have died while trying to help rescue people after the Sept. 11 attacks. But Hamdani’s and other Muslims’ heroism during American’s time of need are being overshadowed by a continued sense of fear and discrimination.
Prez incompetence warrants review
February 20, 2002
Critics of Ryerson president Claude Lajeunesse are concerned with his refusal to address the needs of the university, and are denouncing the Board of Governor’s for not publicly reviewing his performance.
Dinnerworks dating service not a guaranteed fix
February 13, 2002
A lawyer. A plumber. A market analyst, and two junior auditors. A massage therapist. A broker. And a journalist.
Young PCs displeased with fee freeze
February 13, 2002
Reducing or eliminating tuition fees would end up leaving the current poor paying for the future rich, says president of the Ontario PC Campus Association (OPCCA).
Image Arts crops the class
January 16, 2002
Changes in the course curriculum for Communication and Design programs have sparked outcry amongst Image Arts students.
‘The Dream’ guards against attacks on Muslims
January 9, 2002
Toronto Raptors star Hakeem Olajuwon told a Ryerson theatre packed with members of Toronto’s Muslim community to remain united and “take the lead” in light of the events of Sept. 11, last Saturday.
Dissenting voices band together for a common goal
November 21, 2001
The bleet of an old brass trumpet danced with the soft thump of a wood hand drum.
Young natives find strength in culture
November 21, 2001
Native students at Ryerson are still looking to overcome stereotypes.
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