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February 22, 2010

Two U of T profs finalists in TVO’s Best Lecturer Competition

Steve Joordens is once again among the 10 finalists for the TVO 2010 Best Lecturer Competition. Joordens received the nomination for teaching the 1,500 student Introduction to Psychology class at U of T Scarborough. “What I try to do in the classroom is make [students] realize that psychology is all around them,” said Joordens. He […]
October 29, 2009

U of T scores a B for satisfaction

The students have spoken, handing U of T a B for overall satisfaction. Released last week, the Globe and Mail’s Canadian University Report surveyed university students from across the country on categories ranging from quality of teaching to facilities and food. The Globe surveyed over 43,000 undergrads at 55 universities, weighted on a 60/40 female/male […]
June 8, 2009

Missing York student’s body found

A three-week search for 19-year-old York University student Shane Fair ended when his body was recovered in Lake Ontario last weekend. Fair’s body was identified off of Ontario Place on Saturday, not far from where he was last seen on May 16. He had disappeared following a formal year-end dinner and dance at the Atlantis […]
February 2, 2009

New site reviews internships

You want to get an internship, but you don’t want to spend the summer fetching coffee. A new website called Internshare could help you out. Designed by three U of T engineering students— Michael Novati, Anuj Gupta, and David Wu—the site lets students review their experiences. Here’s hoping you can search your way to a […]



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