Features
- Kwanzaa and you
- Article by Hakima Hazifa
Just last month, the world’s population reached an astounding 7,000,000,000. It’s mind-blowing to think that, despite the long chain of zeroes in that number, each and every individual is unique with their own distinct personality and characteristics. Regardless of this variety, the world is undoubtedly becoming culturally homogenized. We know that we can strut our [...]
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- Going home for the holidays? Lucky!
- Article by PRIYANKA KUMAR
It’s that time of year: Christmas music is blaring everywhere around you, it’s getting colder, and decorations are popping up everywhere. But what about those who can’t go home and be with the family? Here are some guidelines to still have a good holiday away. Skype it up. Thanks to social networking, you can catch [...]
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- Are ya listening?
- Article by Catherine Lopes
We’re not walking in a winter wonderland just yet, but Christmas music has begun to play on the radio, at coffee shops, and in shopping malls. From “Jingle Bells” to “Deck the Halls”, the carols and seasonal songs remind us that Christmas is coming in less than a month. For some, the traditional holiday music [...]
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Creative Corner
- Beautiful Things
- Article by Larissa Ho
The phone call comes at 2 a.m. in the morning on Tuesday as I’m tucked in bed, not knowing the tears I’d soon shed… to tell us that you’re in the hospital and, the doctors say, there is a large tumour growing in your brain, and all other attempts to save your life would be [...]
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News
- Parking deck expansion planned for 2015
- SEC hosts pub night for AIDS awareness
- UTMSU’s silent AGM
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A&E
- Pass the glass eyes, please
- Best. Music. Ever.
- The style list
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Opinion
- ECC: Erindale College Complaint
- A part of the UTM community
- It’s not censoring, it’s taste
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