By Gavin Elias There are musicals, and then there are Musicals – the second being arbitrarily defined here […]
By James Klein (Original picture of Cookie Monster by Angut Pederson)
The winners for the 2011 Winterfest Photo contest are… Connor Cimowsky: Best Close-up of a Logo Angut Pederson: […]
Our new head steward Ryan Manucha plays volleyball, is Facebook friends with Bob Rae, and is a decided […]
By Aaron Boehlert Last weekend I went to see Nixon in China at the Four Seasons Centre for the […]
Blue Army fan section at the CISAA finals at St. Mike’s. (Photo by Henry Vehovec)
Harry Jarvis (IB2 Martland’s) on the runway. Friday night was the Art Without Limits fashion show, organized […]
Creativity Steward-elect Max Ledger plays varsity squash and has attended every Taylor Swift concert in Toronto. He sat […]
By Mohammed Niaz Every year there comes a day when, for some reason, Upper Canada College finds that the […]
Community Service Steward-elect Nick Deng is an ardent servant of the community. His Facebook interests include Mythbusters, football, […]
Every year, the Grade 12 BSS drama class holds a festival of one-act plays. Auditions for this event […]
By Alex Romoff It seems that this site has recently been dominated by the likes of Aaron Boehlert […]
The Miami Heat are 43-17, the second best in the East, and Lebron is still scoring at will. […]
Athletic Steward-elect Peter Hannon plays Varsity football, JV basketball, and Varsity rugby. He was recognized as one of […]
The new white jackets were just announced. The portfolio stewards for 2011-2012 will be Academic – Lucas Farewell […]
By Gavin Elias With ‘The King’s Speech’ having been nominated for 12 Academy Awards, it seems almost redundant […]
By Aaron Boehlert So today was Pink Day – a casual dress day in support of anti-bullying – and […]
By James Klein
By Jonah Freedman By Jonah Freedman Some say that Carrie Brownstein has the ‘midas touch.’ And this may […]
By Aaron Boehlert I was sitting at dinner this evening with my parents and my (paternal) grandparents, off […]
By Gavin Elias Jean-Paul Sartre’s classic work, ‘No Exit,’ is surely one of the more challenging plays to […]
By Gavin Elias There are a great deal of adjectives that could be applied to ‘Inception’. Perhaps the […]
By Aaron Boehlert The ROM is one of Toronto’s last remaining buildings built before the 1970’s, or at […]
By Aaron Boehlert The new TIFF Bell Lightbox, located on King Street about three blocks east of Spadina, […]
By Gavin Elias Vetoed Productions’ ‘Lysistrata’ is undeniably a curious beast – on one level, it is the […]
By Gavin Elias ‘Avatar’ is perhaps the quintessential Hollywood blockbuster; produced and directed by industry king James Cameron, […]
By Gavin Elias It was with uncertainty and intrigue that I set off on a blistering Saturday night, […]
By Aaron Boehlert Stay: First things first when it comes to New York: the hotel. New York is […]
By Connor Taylor Little Johnny walked south on Forest Hill Road, on his back, of course, his backpack, […]
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