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Kiwi Lemonade

This is a really refreshing drink for those hot summer months. It’s another recipe from Diana Stobo. Here’s what you need: 1 lemon- squeezed 1 kiwi – peeled (reserve 1 slice for garnish if you want an even prettier drink) 2 C h2o Drizzle agave nectar So you put everything together and you can blend with either a big, blender or a hand-held one until it’s smooth. Poor into a glass,...

Thai Peanut Rice and Mango...

So these are two of the probably simplest recipes you will ever met up with in the vegan world. The first one, Thai Peanut Rice is from Ruth Tal’s Refresh  cookbook. All the recipes in this book are from her restaurant, Fresh. Which has several Toronto locations and is definitely a go-to vegetarian restaurant. This recipe comes in two parts, but bear with me. But before you start, you need to do two...

Mediterranean Couscous

Now that school is done (not including exams) I have been spending a lot more time in the kitchen. I really enjoy preparing meals for myself and friends, if they’re around. I have been vegetarian now for six years. For two years prior to that, I ate chicken and turkey off and on, but my friends would make fun of me for being meat-picky. So I cut it all out and I felt better when I did that. My body was...

Canoe Polo

Canoe polo is a relatively unknown paddle sport in Canada, yet it is highly competitive in hundreds of cities around the world. There are a few main hubs of polo in Canada, one of which is in Mississauga, Ont. at the Mississauga Canoe Club. These players practice year-round, outside in the warmer months and in the pool during the winter. Canadian national team member, Brant Oldershaw (wearing number...

Eyeopener Editor Profiles

The Eyeopener is Ryerson University’s independent newspaper. It is known for its sarcastic and sometimes critical style. Founded in 1967 as an alternative to the journalism school’s own publication, the Ryersonian, the Eyeopener has continued to print stories and to expose some of the darker stories at Ryerson. The publication has won numerous awards. For current stories as well as content...

Ryerson- Olympics

As the 2012 Summer Olympics approach, athletes are hard at work preparing. Many Olympic spots have already been claimed while others are still being fought over. Many across Canada only tune-in to the Olympics in the weeks that the Games happen. What are some of the memorable moments for people in the Ryerson community and what are they most looking forward...

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