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RU Competitive? :: Rye-D-Boat offers three  programs: novice, intermediate and advance. If you feel like taking on a challenge, go for the advance programs.

Rye-D-Boat offers three programs: novice for those with no paddling experience, intermediate for the experienced and advance for those taking it to the next level.

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RU Motivated?!? :: You will need the motivational drive to endure the challenges that you will face come up to competition day.

You will need the motivational drive to endure the challenges that you will face come up to competition day.

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Dragon Boat Club Wins Welland Event

The Ryerson Dragon Boat (Rye-D-Boat) club travelled to Welland, Ont. for the Welland Dragon Boat Festival on June 10-11.

The club had a very successful event, returning with two first place finishes and one second place finish.

Rye-D-Boat 1 Division A finished 1st overall in the entire festival, which marks the first time the club has ever won a regatta.

Rye-D-Boat 3 finished 1st in Division D, while Rye-D-Boat 2 finished 2nd in Division C.

The next competition is the Toronto International Dragon Boat Festival, June 25-26.

Eggy the Ram

The first Eggy mascot- a real ram – was purchased by students from the stockyards in 1961. In all, there were six versions of Eggy until the use of a live ram on campus was discontinued in 1991. The first two Eggies lived on campus in a pen and shed behind what is now Oakham House. Why a ram mascot? Because three rams appear on the Ryerson coat of arms. Photo credit: Ryerson Archives.

1961 Eggy the Ram

The first Eggy mascot - a real ram - was purchased by students from the stockyards in 1961.

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