Lions fall to Gaels, but the tide is starting to turn
Both teams played considerably better games at home than on the road
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Tarantino and the complexities of revenge
Exploring pacifism in The Hateful Eight and Quentin Tarantino films
Health care as much about money as it is about muscles, stresses York prof
Professor Dennis Raphael emphasizes the importance of considering the social determinants of health care
Early birds get the bookworm – an analysis of bird courses
A boost to your GPA or an investment in your knowledge? Looking at how worthwhile bird courses are for your career
Men’s volleyball team in a comfortable spot in the OUA
So far in their season, the Lions have won seven and lost nine games
Egypt, democracy, and the Arab Spring: five years later
The uprising in 2011 changed certain things but not necessarily for the better
Excalibur Book Club: A review of James Patterson’s Zoo
Sci-fi novel captures the unexpected collision between human and animal nature
“Palestinian Roots” here to stay, despite Bronfman withdrawal
YFS says artwork is not hateful and is depiction of resistance to occupation