HeyJaredJessica Lim Columnist
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- Sep 5, 2026
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ART MATTERS: New beginnings (opens the original)
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Iâve been teaching for 28 years, and I still donât sleep well the night before I meet my students. Iâm a mix of excitement and worry, of enthusiasm and self-doubt. This semester I have 172 students spread over four courses. After just two weeks, a few have already made an impression. Annabelle wants to be a psychologist. She contacted me before classes started to get the course readings and my guess is sheâs already read it all because she could teach my course. She ties her hair up in a
ART MATTERS: New beginnings (opens the original)
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Iâve been teaching for 28 years, and I still donât sleep well the night before I meet my students. Iâm a mix of excitement and worry, of enthusiasm and self-doubt. This semester I have 172 students spread over four courses. After just two weeks, a few have already made an impression. Annabelle wants to be a psychologist. She contacted me before classes started to get the course readings and my guess is sheâs already read it all because she could teach my course. She ties her hair up in a
ART MATTERS: Justice in scientific research (opens the original)
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Tuberculosis might seem like a disease of the past, but research at the Trudeau Institute shows that it remains a serious global health problem. The Trudeau scientists investigate TB and other diseases, pursuing better ways to understand, diagnose, prevent and ultimately reduce the burden of infection. The work is evidently about scientific discovery, but it also raises ethical questions about equity and whether society is doing enough to fund diseases that disproportionately affect people with
ART MATTERS: On the moral good — Part IV of IV: An epilogue (opens the original)
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Over the past few weeks, we looked at the âEuthyphroâ and the question of where our morals come from, we talked about the âCritoâ and when, if ever, it is morally justified to disobey the law, and we reflected on Socratesâs final moments in the âPhaedoâ and his belief that philosophy is the practice for death and dying. Socrates views the good as a universal, a law that applies to everyone in all cases. Virtue is not just a habit or feeling; it is a deep form of understanding â S
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