February 2017 – blogUT

U of T students! Do you have great opinions and ideas that would impact Canada’s future in a meaningful, significant way? The Lieutenant Governor’s Visionaries Prize is a platform for you to share your vision for Toronto, and be recognized for it!! The Lieutenant Governor’s Visionaries Prize wants you to identify the challenges that Ontario will face …

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TOBlender

If any of you have classes over at the Bahen Center or have friends in CS/ECE, you will know what I mean about the laundry part.  So we’ve constructed a simple guide for you Computer Science/Electrical-Computer Engineers.  The GPL lifestyle… Read more →

life

I’m going through an 18th-year crisis, and I blame it on the University of Toronto. I am completely devastated – I feel cheated, and I’m so ready to take a year-turned-into-six-years off. You guys need to understand. I had this… Read more →

blogUT’s Editors – blogUT

     Farah is in her second year of studies in Architecture and Italian. A passionate reader and writer, Farah is interested in the interplay between the built environment and society, and how it affects the people in it. You can reach her at [email protected].     BlogUT will be forever indebted to the hard work …

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How 60 million dollars will not save our Ontario pupils from academic failures? – blogUT

(Ontario Education Minister) 50% of Ontario Grade 6 students failed this year’s provincial standard math qualification. It seems like a shocker in that how could the affluent and prosperous communities in Ontario failed half of its pupils at elementary school. Yet, barely understood the problem, the Ontario government impetuously decided to invest $60 millions in …

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5 Common Mistakes Students Make On The GRE – blogUT

The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is today arguably one of the most popular standardized globalized tests. More often than not, the applicants are tested on various vocabulary skills in analytical writing, verbal and quantitative sections. This is probably one of the main reasons why it the test is one of the most challenging today. In …

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March 2017 – blogUT

(Ontario Education Minister) 50% of Ontario Grade 6 students failed this year’s provincial standard math qualification. It seems like a shocker in that how could the affluent and prosperous communities in Ontario failed half of its pupils at elementary school. Yet, barely understood the problem, the Ontario government impetuously decided to invest $60 millions in …

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