DANIEL STYLER
<Staff Writer>
Shortly before Christmas, two friends and I discussed the possibility of running a marathon.
Born to Run
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It’s a Good Time to be a Canadian Hockey Fan
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ANDREW CYR
<Sports Editor>
A few issues ago, I made predictions as to the fortunes of the NHL’s Canadian franchises this season.
A Little Sheep Told Me: Toronto Fashion Week
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ANGIE SHEEP
<Staff Writer>
If you were too busy with summary-building to catch all the highlights of Toronto Fashion Week, read about the dominating trends here!
Bringing the Wisdom of the Taxi Driver to the Towers of Bay Street – Jaime Watt’s Guest Lecture at Osgoode
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OBITER DICTA STAFF
Various Contributors
Jaime Watt, the founder and Executive Chairman of Navigator Ltd., and a panelist on CBC’s The Insiders, spoke in Neil Finkelstein and Ron Podolny’s Assessment of Litigation and Regulatory Risk seminar.
Weeding Out Wild Justice
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CITLALLY MACIEL
<Staff Writer>
On the night of January 12, 2011, a police officer lost his life in the line of duty. His name was Ryan Russell, a devoted and exemplary officer, a loving father, a husband, and a son.
If You Can’t Stand the Heat, Stay out of the Kitchen
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ANONYMOUS CONTRIBUTOR
Student Caucus: A Year in Review, or, “Where Doth the Time Go?”
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TOM WILSON
<Beastly Bard>
Graduating students will recall that Hannah Askew (’13) won the 2010-11 “Dean for a Day” contest.
In Support of Our Friends and Colleagues at Trinity Western University
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NICOLAS L. FRANCIS
<Contributor>
Controversial Christians Can Be Cool
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HARJOT ATWAL
<Staff Writer>
Letters: The Obiter’s Policy on Anonymous Submissions
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EVAN VELLA
<Letter Writer>
I have been dismayed by this publication’s policy of publishing anonymous opinion pieces.
Some Reflections on 2012/2013
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Congratulations, Osgoode – we’ve made it yet another year.
The Happiness Project: Happy hour
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CASS DA RE
<Features Editor>
It’s that time of year again.
First among Equals: Osgoode Hall Law School Joins the Law Students’ Society of Ontario
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TOM WILSON
<Contributor>
During the L&L and Student Caucus elections that concluded on March 21, Osgoode students voted to join the new Law Students’ Society of Ontario (LSSO).
Talking about Tuition Transparency
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LORNE SOSSIN
<Dean>
Tuition transparency is a vital aspect of Osgoode’s commitment to accountability.
Starting the Conversation on Tuition
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MARTIN HUI
Contributor
The Pride of the Yankees
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DANIEL STYLER
<Staff Writer>
I love a lot of sports, but none of them have ever been able to surpass my love for baseball.
Gallon Smashing: One Day We Will Hate Ourselves for Our Internet Fads
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MAXIMILIAN PATERSON
<Arts & Culture Editor>
For those of you who are looking for a new stupid internet video fix now that those “Harlem Shake” videos have moved from the amusing category to the annoying category, there is a new trend you should take a look at: it’s called Gallon Smashing.
Fighting in Hockey: A High-Risk Sideshow with No Purpose or Place
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ANDREW CYR
<Sports Editor>
What Are We Getting Ourselves Into? The Dark Dide of GMOs
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KATIE WEI
<Contributor>
What I Learned This Year at the Wendy Babcock Drag Show
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HARJOT ATWAL
<Staff Writer>
ELS Film Fest Explores Law and Activism Around Food
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MICHAEL LONG
<Contributor>
Responsible Capitalism
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ALEXANDRA KOCHERGA
<Contributor>
On February 14, 2013, the Ritz Carlton Hotel hosted the Thomas J. Bata Lecture.
Animal Law: An Expanding Field
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OLIVIA HOLZAPFEL & CLAIRE YICK
<Contributors>
CAELS’ Environmental Law Conference 2013
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CLAIRE YICK
<Contributor>
Looking Ahead to Osheaga
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KAROLINA WISNIEWSKI
<Opinions Editor>
If you listened really carefully, you could probably hear the collective exasperated sigh let out by Canadian music enthusiasts at 8 pm on March 11th when the lineup for Osheaga 2013 was announced.