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Baby Blues: How students at UTSC juggle parenthood & academia
When Georgia Williams found out that the father of her children had been shot and killed, she knew it was…
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A Striking Issue: Looking at UTSC’s social activism
“Drop fees, not bombs.” This line is typical of the student movement and is often accompanied by scenes of angry…
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Love is (colour) blind: A look at interracial relationships in 2013
It was 1983. Deborah Wallace, a second-generation Canadian of Scottish descent, had fallen in love with Stephen Hinds, a black…
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High Times at UTSC
Taking a look at Toronto’s student weed culture Guillermo is a drug dealer. It’s a cold December night. He has…
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Just for Laughs: BRO humour hits UTSC
Dude, where’s your humour? BRO has hit UTSC, and they sure are making some waves. Read on to find out why these “internet sensations” aren’t hitting the funny bone.
Read moreIn conversation with …UTSC’s Rising Talents
Though you may not have heard their names, these UTSC students are doing double time. Not only are they writing…
Read moreA conversation with Superwoman
Is it a bird? is it a plane? No, it’s the UG’s interview with Lilly Singh, the force behind ||Superwoman||…
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The war on Christmas
Are we being too politically correct? These days it seems like everything is a subject of controversy. One topic of…
Read moreCommentary: Ruining the holiday myth: Santa Claus believers, avert your eyes
Last Christmas, my nine-year-old brother didn’t write a letter to Santa Claus. My family was setting up the Christmas tree…
Read moreA Political Battleground : Canadian students are more exposed to American politics, but are they more interested?
Binders full of women, Big Bird, and legitimate rape – all these seemingly unconnected phrases have exploded on the social…
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Battling from the bottom: UTSC’s R Team teaches new players about hockey and brotherhood
The surnames Ahmed and Lee are not known to the everyday UTSC student, but they have a presence in the…
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