“You can’t spell suck without UC!” Incoming freshmen delight in spirited cheers, chants and chimes during this year’s Frosh activities. Culminating September 5th, UTSU’s Orientation Day will feature a university-wide clubs showcase, campus parade, and free afternoon concert featuring Tokyo Police Club, Basia Bulat and Cadence Weapon. An after party will be held at the […]
“You can’t spell suck without UC!” Incoming freshmen delight in spirited cheers, chants and chimes during this year’s Frosh activities. Culminating September 5th, UTSU’s Orientation Day will feature a university-wide clubs showcase, campus parade, and free afternoon concert featuring Tokyo Police Club, Basia Bulat and Cadence Weapon. An after party will be held at the Hart House Great Hall. To all incoming students we say welcome—now don’t forget to wear flip flops in the shower.
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