Based or cringe?
To be based, or to be cringe? That is the question.
Filling space “empty:” Vaporwave as a placeholder for silence
Filling empty space also means populating the airwaves
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A new meaning to breakfast in bed
Revitalizing an age-old tradition
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Largest charitable gift in Canadian history given to oil executives
UofT President Meric Gertler received the gift on behalf of the oil executives
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Victoria College Dean’s Office unveils new iDon amidst pandemic
Robotic dons sent to students’ houses to simulate lost residence experience
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Ten reasons I’m NOT baby
Chances are, you’re not baby either People these days throw around the termphrase “I’m baby” as a joke. It is not a joke. If you are twenty years old, you cannot claim, “I’m baby.” You cannot possibly have a successful rap career if you are, for example, “da baby.” I find this both preposterous and
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Baby talk: an interview with my one-year-old nephew
Baby babbles in shocking interview
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Stranded archive: Rotman finance bro claims “climate change good for Canadian economy” in recent case competition
While hunting through the Strand Office, a room in the Goldring Student Centre that I have DEFINITELY been to before, I came across the following article, dated back to 1976: Jake Flinshaw returned from this weekend’s case competition at the TD Center for Finance Stuff, sporting a shiny 8th place ranking after presenting a case that would baffle many. Flinshaw reached out to Stranded in an attempt to boost the reach