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Vol CXXXII No. 15
University of Toronto's Student Newspaper Since 1880

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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.

16 January, 2012 No comments

News

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Grassroots campaign takes issue with UTSU salaries

UTSU president calls allegations “terribly misleading”

16 January, 2012 9 comments
Ten-million dollar backfield revamp to go before Governing Council

New artificial turf won’t cost student fee increase

2 April, 2012
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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 [...]

2 April, 2012
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The trouble with Wikipedia

Its dream to one day bring the sum total of all human knowledge under one accessible roof has forced articles about mathematical formulae and scientific discoveries to be placed alongside articles about every possible species of Pokémon.

15 January, 2012 18 comments
Our new northern neighbour

Why forging closer ties with Greenland is a good idea

15 January, 2012
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International student engagement

Why the University of Toronto needs more of it

15 January, 2012
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Arts & Culture

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Ironing out the facts

The Iron Lady portrays Margaret Thatcher as
shining rather than shrill

15 January, 2012 One Comment
Perceiving Penelope

Margaret Atwood’s Penelopiad opens with success

15 January, 2012
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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 [...]

15 January, 2012
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Sea slugs never forget — sort of

An investigation into how slugs make a contribution to research on learning and memory

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Pass that wine, for the girls

Source: Science Daily

16 January, 2012
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Déjà vu Blues

Women’s hockey team records second overtime win over Waterloo in two weeks

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Ravens soar past Blues

Men’s basketball team falls to Carleton at home

16 January, 2012
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Blues leave McGill red in the face

Toronto defeats Redmen 4–3 in close encounter

16 January, 2012
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