What you need to know about the 2021 Federal Election
The fall election is fast approaching and candidates across the country are reaching out to voters
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Volume 64 Issue 2
When academics define you
The perilous journey to outgrowing the need for academic validation
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On the disparate origin of doctors
In many ways, medicine represents an intersection of myriad disciplines, requiring practitioners to possess an extensive curriculum that stretches across the likes of biochemistry, pharmacology, psychology, and sociology. Altogether, a variety of knowledge ensures that physicians are able not only to treat patients for their immediate cause of visiting the clinic, but also to act
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When science stopped making sense
Although modern science has become synonymous with experimentation, many historical records reflect a different narrative. Prior to the 1600s, the dominant epistemology relied on ordinary observation and common sense. Aristotelians accepted ancient authority without proof, observed nature in its pure state, and inferred general axioms from specific observations through deductive reasoning. However, as science strayed
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Interview with a Toronto Islands resident artist
The Strand sits down with sculptor Alastair Dickson
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Pop-ups and what-nots
The fashion industry’s latest trend isn’t an article of clothing
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Becoming a wimpy man
Representations of masculinity in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid movie
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A vaccinated education
On the tumult and triumphs of mandatory vaccinations at UofT
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Educate your imagination
A holistic approach to learning—both inside and outside the classroom
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