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Volume 40, Issue 18 (February 24, 2014)

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News

Lifeline hosts blood donor clinics

Abhilasha Patel

Lifeline, UTM’s Blood and Stem Cell Society, collected blood from over 60 students during its biannual blood donor clinics on February 12 and February...

Panel addresses biodiversity decline

Over 200 UTM students and faculty attended the geography department’s panel discussion on the...

UTM ad team among top 25

Two UTM students have advanced to the second phase of Canada’s Next Top Ad...

UTMSU unexpectedly leaves summit

Much to the confusion of the leaders of major student groups on campus, UTMSU...

Black History Month challenged

Students debated whether Black History Month was “racist” and a number of other controversial...

Few attend open forum

Student leaders unsure about benefits of expanded Student Centre

Comment

Don’t give us gobbledygook

The UTM Students’ Union has found itself in a few controversies this year. Last month’s “aggressive” vote yes campaign. Their ineffectiveness in preventing the rock pile. The resignations over an allegedly hostile work environment. And now the sudden exit from the downtown Student Societies...

LinkedIn is mostly for the networking

Dear Editor, It’s always great to see the Medium publishing articles on career-related topics to...

A&E

The race for top Oscars categories heats up

It’s that time of year again. We sat through all the buildup: the film festivals, the deluge of “prestige” films released at the end...

Succeeding by keeping it simple

The team that gave us Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs and 21 Jump...

Guns & Roses event showcases the dramatic side of love

Natalia Ramnarine

To celebrate Valentine’s Day, the Hindu Student Council hosted Guns & Roses in the...

Theatre Erindale revives Frances Burney farce

Alexandra Balaj

Someone should have told the characters in The Witlings that “we have two ears...

UTM theatre makes its mark downtown

The U of T Drama Festival once again took residence at Hart House earlier...

Features

Chess at UTM

There are ancient references to an Erindale chess club in old issues of the the Medium. A prominent one exists at St. George to...

Serving hospitality for seven years

Madeleine Brown

I like to think that I know everything when it comes to food at...

New restaurant’d make a good UTM “local”

Madeleine Brown

It was back in December that I noticed that the former Rosewood Bistro in...

UTM’s very own international athlete

As attention remains on the Winter Olympics and Canadian athletes’ wins, it’s not hard...

The new age of social media

Multimedia app Momentage could herald a new paradigm

Sports

Marchione helps grow the game

Rugby is by no means a North American sport. Of the four major sports Canadians pay attention to, football is the one rugby is...

U of T’s hopes for OUA dominion dashed

The Varsity Blues men’s hockey team faced off against the Windsor Lancers for their...

Campus rivalry taken to new level

In a Division 1 basketball game unlike any other, UTM fans had the unique...