The last time the Blue Jays went all the way was in 1993, thirty-two years ago. The last time the Blue Jays went to the
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Ten dishes that genuinely had me speechless, an extremely rare feat – considering how dramatic I am about my food. From the GTA to Delhi
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The only thing decorating the blank wall was an incomplete puzzle. What an odd choice of decor, I thought. Where were the rest of the
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A shrill alarm blared through the room, metal sounds bouncing off metal walls. A uniformed man in a chair rolled a coin between his fingers
The air conditioner needs to be repaired, and one of us needs to go alert the concierge. The windows are making this hot oven of
There is less than a month to go before I attend my very last undergraduate lecture. With midterms and assignments and club meetings and work
Time flies, doesn’t it? I can still remember showing up to Innis orientation four years ago like it was yesterday. “Showing up” is itself a
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You sit behind your wooden desk, in a room with your very own bronze nameplate on the door. Do you think that you’ve made it?
to: the Innis Herald from: an obsessive reader with an unfortunately basic name subject: Behold! a Love Letter. (because the Herald too deserves a happy
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For 20 years of my life, I moved from one massive, crowded, noisy city to the next, whether it was back home in India or
The term “free speech” is often thrown around in environments such as our campus, but it sometimes feels like many people don’t know what it
Dear Noah, Lately there’s been a lot on my mind. I’ve been thinking about you and love and truth and hate. Even though you won’t
My mother used to take me to the ROM when I was younger. I had a fascination with all manners of fauna, but especially the
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