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Around town: former Chinatown bubble tea joint now home to… the Monkey King?
A brief history of the mysterious Chinatown ex-tea joint, once the epicenter of Yiddish theatre in 1920s Toronto.
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Move over ROSI — make way for NGSIS
$15 million makeover set to integrate with old system over the next 10 years
2 commentsCutting the flab
With files from The Globe and Mail and the National Post.
Dissatisfied undergrads speak out
Lack of school spirit, long wait times, and large class sizes among complaints in U of T report
A little more honey than blood
Jolie’s directorial debut focuses more on a kinky romance than the Bosnian War
4 commentsThe unstructured sprawl
MATTHEW D.H. GRAY speaks with Larry W. Richards, professor of architecture at U of T, about why our campus may seem a bit scattered
VCDS tames the shrew
Last night, the Victoria College Drama Society drew up the curtains of the Bader Theatre and invited the audience with [...]
To snooze or not to snooze
KEVIN GRACE investigates the sleep habits that morning and evening people keep
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How genes lead families towards arrested development
The life of a life science student
The lowdown on studying, and studying, and studying.
The Varsity Blues: students’ perspectives
Apart from the Varsity Blues football team’s infamous 50-game losing streak, it seems that U of T students have little [...]
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Veterans take second place a first-ever home tournament
U of T has no school spirit — we’ll tell you why
Going to my first Varsity Blues game was quite an experience. Though I’m a self-diagnosed soccer fanatic, I’d never watched [...]
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MoreNew semester, new horizons
Getting yourself refreshed and back on track
Bitter limericks by stressed students
College politics There once was a student named Gene, who thought she knew the college scene, but she was [...]
Respecting religion and democracy
How moderate Islamic parties in Tunisia, Egypt, and Morocco are addressing the needs of their citizens