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2 commentsTeam Unity sweeps to victory
Team Unity emerged victorious in Friday’s preliminary election results, but for their opponents, the end of the election battle could be weeks away. Current UTSU VP external Shaun Shepherd is set to replace president Danielle Sandhu. Independent presidential candidate Rohail
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Money can’t pay all debts
Danielle Klein sits down at a roundtable interview with Margaret Atwood and Jennifer Baichwal to discuss their NFB documentary on the nature of debt
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CUPE strike prevented, deal ratified
Some members remain disappointed with settlement
No commentsGoverning Council calls special informational session to discuss fee diversion
Faculty advisor to facilitate discussion between UTSU, EngSoc and TCM
UTM spending $70–100 million to build Innovation Complex
New building set to open September 2014
Studio Ghibli comes to TIFF
We sit down with Jesse Wente to discuss the evolution of the renowned Japanese animation studio
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A look at the latest University College production playing until March 18
Review: VCDS’ A Ladylike Murder
What comes after happily ever after? Murder, of course. But how does one commit murder in a ladylike fashion? Look [...]
Concrete jungle
A visual walk through one of U of T’s Civil Engineering labs. The Sandford Fleming Structures Laboratory houses state-of-the-art equipment used to test concrete and other materials. Photos by Bernarda Gospic
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Crunch time
Intramural soccer player Monica Slovak recaps her week on the field
No commentsAthlete, scholar, leader
The men’s basketball captain Drazen Glisic profiled in our latest End Game series
Stay fit all summer long
The end of the semester is a perfect time to start exercising again
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MoreReflection on the election
The UTSU 2012 election featured too much
mudslinging and not enough substance
Paranoid fantasies
A critique of conspiracy theories
A brewing revolution
Why home distilling should be legalized in Ontario