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Wednesday, 20 April 2011 10:00

A case for microbreweries

The variety of beers on offer at bars, pubs, breweries, and liquor stores in Ontario has been increasing steadily in recent years. Every few weeks, new and rare imports are appearing on LCBO shelves; draft and bottle lists at neighbourhood bars are growing to better appeal to local tastes; and breweries are developing increasingly diverse,…
The mystery surrounding the death of the renowned early twentieth-century Canadian artist, Tom Thomson, may finally be drawing to a close, thanks to the efforts of three researchers in the anthropology department at U of T. Mid-day on July 8, 1917, Thomson set out fishing on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Park. Hours later, his canoe…
Tuesday, 12 April 2011 10:00

To Conserve and Protect

Dr. Jane Goodall only had time to answer one more question from the audience before presenting the inaugural Jane Goodall scholarship to undergraduate Claire-Helene Heese-Boutin at the Earth Sciences Centre. A scruffy looking student wearing a string necklace approached the mic and asked Goodall excitedly if she would “do her famous chimp call.” Goodall turned…
Monday, 11 April 2011 10:00

Anti-corporate rally storms Simcoe Hall

While Noam Chomsky spoke to a capacity crowd inside Hart House on the State-Corporate Complex, a rally against corporate influence at U of T gathered outside on the UTSU front lawn. The protest started sedately enough, soon marching to Simcoe Hall, where Governing Council was scheduled to vote on a tuition increase.
Hockey without fighting and body checking…would just be figure skating. Yet, receiving a hard blow to the head or being pressed into the boards can cause severe head injuries. PhD student and occupational therapist Nicolas Reed and Michelle Keightley, an assistant professor and clinician, of U of T’s BrainFit laboratory are measuring head impacts in…
Thursday, 31 March 2011 10:00

Protesters really want Munk Out of UofT

Members from the Peter Munk Out of U of T initiative were present for U of T President David Naylor’s guest lecture on Monday to spread the word on their stance against the gold mining giant. Naylor was at Con Hall to lecture for the first-year political science class and was interrupted as a banner…
“In total darkness, even a candle makes a difference.” Such were the the words of Dr. Atif Kubursi, Professor of Economics at McMaster University and guest speaker at the panel discussion “No Health in Occupation.” The event, organized by the grad student group Public Health Social Justice Collective, gave insight into the declining living standards…
Thursday, 24 March 2011 10:00

"Get Your Boots Dirty"

Lieutenant-General Romeo Dallaire got straight to the point and spoke with military precision: Canada is shirking its duty to prevent atrocities in the developing world, and contributing far less than it should in foreign aid. In the last decade, 2 million children have been killed, 6 million severely injured, and 1 million orphaned, while the…
Thursday, 24 March 2011 10:00

Little satellite proves size doesn't matter

When people think of spacecrafts and satellites, they generally picture powerful, gargantuan structures orbiting around the Earth or floating off into outer space. But, thanks to a U of T lab, there are now satellites carrying out some titanic work that are as compactly sized as suitcases, hat boxes, and even milk cartons.
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