Shy B.C. native shines as team captain
Courtney Unruh’s accomplishments on the ice make her a perfict fit for the role of captain.
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Hope on the Slopes
“I didn’t care if nobody had ever heard of a double amputee snowboarder and I didn’t care if people said I would not be able to walk any more.” – Amy Purdy
Top athlete finds voice in rugby
Every day, Tiera “Tee” Thomas-Reynolds walks the halls of York University, often to an international studies class. And, every day, people walk by her thinking she’s just a regular student. Thomas-Reynolds is not a regular student.
Impassable force at the net
The spotlight rarely falls on soccer goalkeepers. It’s usually the forwards at the front of the field or the mid-fielders at the centre who bask in the glory whenever a victory is earned; however, the very fact he may go unnoticed never stopped Sotiri Varlokostas from taking on the position.
York lays siege to Toronto film
Student-made short films to be showcased at the TIFF Bell Lightbox
York music students have no shame
The atmosphere was spurred by idiosyncratic signs hung over the refreshment table that read “Shut up! : ) Please”
CD Review — Business Casual by Chromeo
Business Casual is not as strong and memorable as Fancy Footwork, but it is still enjoyable and will definitely keep your feet moving on the dance floor until the dawn.
Reel Retro-spectives: The Hospital (1971)
Critics have long celebrated Network as the masterpiece of legendary screenwriter Paddy Chayefsky’s career; however, I’d argue it’s a title that should be shared with another film: The Hospital.
Toronto’s pop cop
‘[Somewhere In the Distance is] dis- jointed, but it shows diversity, a singer on a journey, so every song is different’ — Jesse Weeks
Test driving 101: “Don’t kill me”
On the counter-intuitiveness of reviewing cars