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I’m starting a GoFundMe to raise money to buy a drone that I can use to look for my old drone that I lost
Leo Morgenstern
January 29, 2019
I'm alone without my drone
What does the “O” stand for in Varsity Editor-in-Chief Jack O. Denton’s name?
Strand Editors
January 29, 2019
Cracking the case: an investigative report
Guide to surviving winter at UofT
Sumeeta Farrukh
January 29, 2019
Winter is a time of hardship for most students. Food is scarce, icy winds howl, snow falls, and bitter cold temperatures persist—at least here at the University of Toronto. For some students, the strategy they employ for coping with this harsh season is hibernation. Among the hibernators, UofT students have an extremely good survival rate in an ordinary winter. ...
Top five sexiest pictures of Con Hall
Leo Morgenstern
January 29, 2019
The sexiest building on campus just keepings getting sexier
Love hurts but not as much as me losing at my Bachelor fantasy league
Max Nisbeth
January 29, 2019
Dear Reader(s), Listen, I understand that during a holiday perpetuated by a company that makes folded paper it can be hard to hold back the tears. Hell, I cried three distinct times during Spider-Man: Into Spider-Verse—and that’s not even a joke. The point is that the next time you hear that ...
2019 year in review
Wilfred Moeschter
January 15, 2019
Can you believe these crazy things happened in 2019??
Areas of the GTA rated according to my experience playing competitive girls’ hockey in those areas from ages 10 to 16
Arin Klein
January 15, 2019
I’m from Ottawa (Go Ice Go!), but from ages 10 to 16 I travelled to the GTA fairly often for hockey tournaments. You can learn a lot about a city, township, or neighbourhood based on the local Atom, Peewee, or Bantam girls’ hockey team, so here are a few of ...
2018 in memoriam
Leo Morgenstern
January 15, 2019
Remembering what Stranded has lost in the past year
I tried to explain what “snow” was to Margaret Atwood and then briefly asked her about The Handmaid’s Tale
Leo Morgenstern
January 15, 2019
Margaret Atwood is as ubiquitous in Canada as snow. But does she know what it is? L: Hi Margaret, thank you so much for meeting with me for this interview. M: No problem, I had nothing else to do today. L: Did you have any trouble finding The Strand’s office? M: Yes, ...