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Amphibious robot developed at York
“It’s a cute robot.”
Haiti’s troubles are far from over
A year after the earthquake, Lori-Ann Russell examines the ongoing struggle of a nation
Lions strike down Warriors in shootout
Watching two determined teams in a shootout vie for that satisfying win over their opponents made for a suspenseful game Jan. 23.
Recycled books give gift of education
University of Victoria bookstore to sell old textbook to raise money for India tutoring program.
Canadian fitness guidelines changed
The Canadian Society of Excercise Physiology (CESP) alter guidelines for adults to 150 minutes weekly
North of Toronto, south of York: still in Ford country
York University lies on the city’s edge, but Toronto’s core issues still resonate with students. Jacqueline Perlin talks to Mayor Rob Ford about York’s place in his plans for Toronto.
Getting high for higher grades
Increased pressure to perform is leading some students to rely on prescription drugs
Should York repurpose Founders residence?
“It’s the principle of supply and demand. If there are no people there, then [closing it] would be more efficient.”
Anonymous emails criticize YFS electoral changes
An anonymous email sent to members of York community Jan. 17 expressed frustration with the York student union over the recent electoral bylaw reforms, claiming the changes made are essentially meaningless.