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Letters of love to nowhere
Mourning the loss of a distinct form of
communication
In a world where emailing, texting, and instant messaging did not exist, there prevailed a most elegant form of communication. Written with nothing but ink, thought, and consideration, it started with “Dearest…” and ended with “Love…” It was an art
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Why the UTSU’s support for the TA strike hurts undergrads
New semester, new horizons
Getting yourself refreshed and back on track
The value of a Bachelor’s Degree
Why your undergraduate education is still worth it
Growing up Valentine’s
I’m pretty sure Valentine’s Day has been going downhill ever since the elementary school days of cute paper valentines for [...]
Valentine’s Day = Friday
This year will be different. When I left England behind for the land of maple syrup, I decided to leave [...]
Cardboard Valentines
Remember in grade school when you had about 30 little cards with pictures of your favorite action hero or play-doll, [...]
Out of breadth
Students should be free to set their own curricula
Trimming Ontario’s budget
The progressive case for austerity
The truth about e-dating
Going online can help you make that important personal connection
The scam of Valentine’s Day
Why February 14 is the worst day to express your love




