david-gruber, Paloma van Groll
March 29, 2015
Paloma van Groll (3L) and David Gruber (3L) And we’re reminded yet again how easily we can let a school year pass, without learning a
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Dear Sirs: You’ve Taken All Our Money, Now Kindly Fuck Off
david-gruber
February 25, 2015
By David Gruber (3L) The debate about tuition and debt has been had, and—from the perspective of the righteous—lost. Tuition for a three year degree
david-gruber, Paloma van Groll
January 29, 2015
By David Gruber and Paloma van Groll Every year around this time students interrupt their rampant careerism to undertake more noble endeavours. The Promise Auction,
david-gruber
November 27, 2014
It’s that time of year again. No, not the time for friends and family and taking a moment to reflect on the important things in
david-gruber, Paloma van Groll
September 24, 2014
Paloma Van Groll (3L) & David Gruber (3L) The law school is operating out of borrowed space for yet another year. Construction of the new
University Ignores SLS’ Nominations to Dean Advisory Committee
david-gruber
April 13, 2014
Students say their input is not being taken seriously The University of Toronto announced the composition of its Advisory Committee for the Appointment of the
Contempt of Course: The business of law school is school
david-gruber
March 26, 2014
The thrashing of our institution began almost by accident. Following a turbulent period under the leadership of Bob Rae, Ontario swung to the right, as
Contempt of Course: Diversity or Diversion?
david-gruber
February 26, 2014
Henry Ford—himself a certified bigot—famously quipped that his customers could order cars in any colour they liked as long as that colour was black. For
Students Outraged over Faculty Blog Post
david-gruber
February 26, 2014
Earlier this month student outrage erupted over a Faculty of Law blog post that featured a map of where current students are living in Toronto.
Will the 1Ls Get to See the New Building?
david-gruber
February 26, 2014
City Council passed a motion approving the University of Toronto’s request for a tree removal permit on Wednesday, February 19. The permit, which allows the