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Point/Counterpoint: Israeli Apartheid Week
SAVANNAH S. GARMON and ASHER GREENBERG debate the controversial week
What the Olympics are really about
By propagating expectations of “owning the podium” and “not settling for less than gold,” organizers of these Olympics have risked these experiences and their audience along with them
Culinary creativity goes a long way
Winter cooking will assuredly bring you surprising amounts of serendipitous joy
The difficulties with dating
Despite the awkwardness, the letdowns, and the failures, TOM CARDOSO tells us why dating is worth it in the end
U of T gets a B
MAY JEONG compares this university’s environmental record to schools around the continent
Straightening out the St. George Round Table
ALEX ROSS explains why the SGRT will enhance, not challenge, the campus status quo
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The Hart House Literary & Library Committee, Hart House Review, and The Varsity present:
Getting Published: How to Avoid the Slush Pile
U.T.S.U. General Elections 2010
Latest Issue
UTSU Presidential Debate 2010
Steve Masse and Adam Awad, the candidates from Change and Stronger Together, debate the issues
Singled Out: March 5
New tracks from Dinosaur Bones, Electric Wire Hustle, and more
Busting the Ghost Writer
Polanski's tale of a Prime Minister's memoirist is despairing and anticlimactic
Are the Olympics on stolen native land?
Two experts weigh in on the legality of the Games
Volunteers are the real heroes
U of T student Roberta Bell tells us what it's like to give your time to the Games
