Noah Mazereeuw
Noah was born and raised in Vancouver, BC, and is now a first-year at the University of Toronto, studying psychology and philosophy. He enjoys learning, thinking, debating, playing and listening to music, mountain biking and snowboarding, among other things. He hopes one day to have a career in diplomacy or journalism, although he realizes that he might have to be a little more creative than that… Noah can be reached at [email protected]
The lie of the tight-knit community
Why living in residence might not be worth $10,000 a year
The Information Flood
Too much to do? Ditch the laptop.
You’re hired, Johnny!
Summer jobs, nepotism, and other unfair discrimination.
Hidden secrets of academic success
What you can’t see might hurt you.
The blind leading the blind
Self-definition and compromise in the choppy seas of first year.
It must be the money!
The atomization of academia and the pursuit of dollars.
The Agony, the Ecstasy and an Epiphany
Undergraduate teaching is in bad shape
The terror of intuition
A frightening alternative to thinking ahead.
What to do when your course load gets too heavy…
Take a deep breath and keep things in perspective.
UBC student union prefer cows to Nietzsche
AMS is at it again with a proposal to impose a $5 punishment on non-voters.
Humanities for Humanity
Is it a problem that only one per cent of the world has a university education?
Why you should think ahead
Don’t struggle through four years of dissatisfaction