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Rotman School of Management – Photography Association (RPA) is proud to present its marquee LENS 2015 photo competition in association with Nikon Canada. Including bragging rights, weekly prize of $100 and a chance to win a Nikon D3200 camera, this competition aims to support the cause of the Remix Project in Toronto which has been …

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Chestnut

There aren’t many students who know about 89 Chestnut, the purely UofT (not college affiliated) residence that is hidden away near St Patrick station.  Composed by approximately 1050 students who primarily attend UofT (there are also a handful of students… Read more →

Do YOU have a vision for what Ontario could become? Showcase YOUR abilities and ideas with the Lieutenant Governor’s Visionaries Prize! – 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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Messy Makes It Happen – blogUT

What do you do when you’ve been trying to work something out for a while but your efforts don’t seem to bear any fruit? When you’ve been working on that essay for hours, and you can tell before you’re even half-way through it won’t turn out as well as you want it to? Or when …

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January 2017 – blogUT

What do you do when you’ve been trying to work something out for a while but your efforts don’t seem to bear any fruit? When you’ve been working on that essay for hours, and you can tell before you’re even half-way through it won’t turn out as well as you want it to? Or when …

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(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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How a Second Year Political Science Student Now Approaches Essays Differently – blogUT

I think most freshmen approach writing their first university research papers as a challenging experience, unless they are absolutely positive their research and writing skills are at the university level. However, over-confident students run the severe risk of underestimating expectations and doing poorly. When the time came to write my first Political Science essay, I knew what my problem areas were: …

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August 2016 – blogUT

The advance screening will take place August 17th 2016, at Scotiabank Theatre at 7 pm. For your chance to win one of five tickets, answer the following question in the comments below. Who is the director of #WarDogs? “War Dogs” follows two friends in their early 20s (Jonah Hill and Miles Teller) living in Miami …

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farisa, Author at blogUT

You’ve just received your offer of admission from the University of Toronto. Congrats! While you may feel excited and hopeful now, there’s still time for you to encounter the dread and anxiety experienced by most students about to start university. You might even be missing high school already. Never fear! U of T knows just …

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