What’s the deal with this guy selling me stuff on the bus?
Transforming public transit into private commerce Who among us hasn’t at one time found themselves in possession of some merchandise […]
Stranded, Volume 68 Issue 2
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News and Politics, Volume 68, Volume 68 Issue 2
$5 meals pilot project launches at Ned’s Café
Vic’s efforts at tackling food affordability Ned’s Café has kicked off the academic year by introducing meals for $5.50 as
News and Politics, Volume 68, Volume 68 Issue 2
The Bill 33 backlash and Ontario’s flawed post-secondary education policy
Proposed increase in government oversight neglects underfunding concerns Ontario’s Bill 33, the Supporting Children and Students Act, has faced widespread
Editorial, Volume 68, Volume 68 Issue 2
What’s the deal with “what’s the deal”?
Upon picking a theme for this issue, the sitcom-lovers in the room won. I can’t say I’ve watched any Seinfeld,
Opinions, Volume 68, Volume 68 Issue 2
What’s the deal with 2 a.m. waves of nostalgia?
Scatter-brained thoughts on our capacity to adore the mundane As someone who has always been pretty sentimental and defensive against
Arts and Culture, Volume 68 Issue 2
FELT
Blake Williams and any consistency which forms a set FELTa film directed by Blake Williams and premiered at the Toronto
Opinions, Volume 68, Volume 68 Issue 2
What’s the deal with bittersweet memories?
Remembering, letting go, and moving forward As the leaves on campus gently start to fade into orange, we are reminded
Arts and Culture, Volume 68 Issue 2
Too much love for this life
A review of David Freyne’s Eternity Eternitya film directed by David Freyne and premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival,
Opinions, Volume 68, Volume 68 Issue 2
What’s the deal with Labubus?
Exploring popularity, waste, and consumer culture Meet the Labubu. These ultra-trendy monster character keychains created by Kasing Lung are both
Science, Volume 68 Issue 2
What’s the deal with the Northern Star?
Freaky freaky Cepheid variables In act III, scene I of Shakespeare’s play Julius Caesar, Caesar says, “I am constant as