The anthropology of Freshmen
Inexplicable behavior and strange lifestyles develop in the land of Freshmen
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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 n_mazereeuw@hotmail.com
The dawning of an age
As the awkward socializing of Frosh Week ends, the real stuff beings
Pick classes with the most girls
Careful analysis might not be the best way to design your university career
Crossing the country for freedom
Students moving away for university often cite more freedom as a motivator - but what does this really mean?
BC government cuts $16 million in education funding
Last-minute cuts incense hundreds of students
Being yourself is important... and maybe impossible
Important - and extremely challenging - advice for Freshman (and everyone else)
Academia, here I come!
Solving humanity’s problems, one researcher at a time
Caution: Facebook groups
Opinions should always be taken with grain of salt. Sometimes two.
Hello, my name is Noah...
This year’s Freshman is a Vancouver native, and he’s heading to U of T