Volume 38, Issue 17 (February 6, 2012)
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CFS receives over half a million dollars of student funding from U of T each year.
Mojab gave expert testimony on what an honour killing entails to assist the jury in reaching a verdict.
Canadian Federation of Students leads campaign to protest restrictions of tuition grant.
Clock is ticking for university to make “reasonable contract”.
Op-Ed: Policy vs. protest
Despite the absurdity of the event itself, it is nice to see our union go out and take some initiative.
Looking good in Facebook photos
The boy who lived takes on new horror flick, The Woman in Black.
Born to Die is an album that’s born to disappoint, given such high expectations from a public that wants to see failure.
Whatever it is, it’s working.
Adele and Bon Iver make the biggest waves, but what about Kanye?
A warm winter? What’s that all aboot?
What does your voice say about you? Whether it’s high, low, or fast-paced, your voice communicates lots.
Is it impossible to get through a day without cursing?
Profile on UTM graduating student Bobby Diaz, who volunteers working with LGBTQ youth in Toronto.
Controlling obesity through policy
Leafs’ hopes to make the playoffs look promising.
Testing the waters for UTM’s new hydrorider class, a spinning class in the pool.
UTM tri-campus basketball knocks St. George Black out of the championship race in a 55–53 overtime victory.