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Gradually, then suddenly
The media landscape changes in two ways: gradually, then suddenly. For several years now, in The Varsity’s final issue of [...]
The media landscape changes in two ways: gradually, then suddenly. For several years now, in The Varsity’s final issue of the academic year, the outgoing editor-in-chief has written an impassioned defense of print and a call for students to start
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What the New Democrats will have to do to win the 2015 election
Flattening students with debt
How the flat fees scheme continues to be an unmitigated disaster
Turning it down a notch
Why we need to end the uncivil discourse before it gets out of hand
What happened on the Internet this year?
Looking back on some disappointing trends from a year on the Web
A necessary labour
Why unions are essential for healthy democracies
Brutal dictators: they’re just like us!
Leaked e-mails from Bashar al-Assad’s personal accounts show a propensity for sexting, LMFAO, and draconian authoritarian policies
Dismantling the seal hunt
A look at the myths that sustain the controversial industry
ProFac’s future with UTSU
Two ProFac students explain what needs to be done for UTSU and the professional faculties to improve their relationship
Co-opportunities
Why U of T should give co-op placements to undergrads
Reflection on the election
The UTSU 2012 election featured too much
mudslinging and not enough substance




