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Less powder, more puff
The “powderpuff” in their name notwithstanding, the University of Toronto’s Powderpuff Football Team are no softies. “At the end of the day, we all want to win; we want to do our best and want to be champions,” says Kathie
READ MORE »What is Hart House Farm?
Who knew you could learn how to be a farmer in university? After 63 years, students have finally brought the farm back to Hart House’s historic country getaway. The results are awesome. And tasty.
Grassroots campaign takes issue with UTSU salaries
UTSU president calls allegations “terribly misleading”
Ten-million dollar backfield revamp to go before Governing Council
New artificial turf won’t cost student fee increase
U of T lip dub receives lukewarm reviews
One reshoot, two teasers, and multiple fundraisers later, the official U of T Lip Dub video premiered on YouTube at [...]
Ironing out the facts
The Iron Lady portrays Margaret Thatcher as
shining rather than shrill
Perceiving Penelope
Margaret Atwood’s Penelopiad opens with success
Behaviour by Mad Ones Reviewed
Unlike many other two-piece acts Mad Ones manage to achieve a full sound without relying too heavily on overdubs to [...]
Sea slugs never forget — sort of
An investigation into how slugs make a contribution to research on learning and memory
Pass that wine, for the girls
Source: Science Daily
Potential breakthrough in the restoration of hearing loss
Source: Science Daily
Déjà vu Blues
Women’s hockey team records second overtime win over Waterloo in two weeks
Ravens soar past Blues
Men’s basketball team falls to Carleton at home
Blues leave McGill red in the face
Toronto defeats Redmen 4–3 in close encounter








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