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    Digital Issue: November/December 2011

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    Heart & Soul of Toronto

    Disbelief. Through the past two month, hockey fans in the city are witnessing the Maple Leafs’ resurgence – their return to relevance. As the team remains in playoff contention, results are fairly middling from a pragmatic viewpoint. All fans alike, however, are more ecstatic at the prospect of seeing a postseason game hosted in Toronto.

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    Digital Issue: October 2011 - Horrible Bosses

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    Digital Issue: September 2011

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    An Open Slate

    How can you fully appreciate where you’ll be if you don’t know where you are? During Frosh Week, you get your first (technically, second for sticklers who are adamant about counting the Summer Symposium) chance to see what Schulich Life looks like. Upper-years, first-years, the odd group of keeners hard at work. There’s obviously a certain sense of hype preceding the first day, week and year. One question, among many others, is: where them other 90+ers at? It’s an elite status allotted to us in high school, a minority group that defined many of us.

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    Call out to Leafs fans

    Schulich has spirit. Asking students across the building at the busiest time of the day, I found a massive amount of hockey-lovers. More importantly, a lot of them represent a specific group of unified and disillusioned sports fans. Inarguably, that has become an often satirical definition of those supporting the Toronto Maple Leafs.

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    To Facebook or not to Facebook

    The majority of students – especially first-years – opt to bring their to class. Whether it’s an hour-and-a-half or three hours, chances are you’ll get bored enough at some point that social networking becomes a necessity. Not really a shocking revelation, even though that sometimes means using your till you’ve tried every template from every angle. I’m not scathing at this behavior, as admittedly I have used Economics lectures to watch ‘True Blood’ episodes – edit: seasons.

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    Digital Issue: February 2011

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    BBAs vs. iBBAs: Curing Schulich Hangovers

    Two years ago, an infamous INSIDER column allowed students to go back-and-forth on the differences between BBAs and IBBAs – largely intended for satirical purposes. Like any other contentious issue, it led to a batch-wide (2013s, to be more specific) war of words that spread from school corridors to social networking sites within a matter of days. Though it eventually fizzled after moments of genuine hostility (okay, I’m a nerd… Facebook arguments scare me) to sarcasm that went undetected, it isn’t hard to see the divide between our two degrees.

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    Digital Issue: January 2011

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    Digital Issue: September 2010

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