We love Big Brother
From Orwellian fears to a participatory willingness, we have fallen in love with being watched George Orwell’s book, 1984, ends […]
Opinions, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
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Opinions, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
The modern horror of street photography
Candid street shots meet the eerie gaze of AI Perhaps you’ve seen street photography, a subgenre of photography encompassing a
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Your indifference to Surveillance Capitalism matters
It’s what makes it so powerful I used to be overly nonchalant when the subject of our phones listening to
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The inhumane face of surveillance
How surveillance erodes trust and autonomy in modern society In the twenty-first century, there has been no technological development more
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Surveillance beyond order maintenance
How surveillance becomes a tool for reifying social hierarchies in Canada The phrase “Orwellian” is often used to describe far-off
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Books, not bombs
How students can lead the fight to free Palestine, on behalf of UofT Student Strike for Palestine The Pro-Palestine movement
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Head-to-head with Palestine
A different view of convocation 2024 Convocation, 2024. Hot day. A million degrees. Hundreds packed into a single hall. Gowns
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Less is more
Why moderate campaigning is crucial in creating meaningful change This summer we saw the biggest student mobilisation effort in a
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Modern versus classic: the education debate
Is the future of education found in new methods or rooted in the past? The debate between traditional and contemporary
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Renovations and restorations: preserving history at Vic
Balancing tradition with progress The Victoria College campus, with its ageless structures and historic landmarks, elicits a strong sense of