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WITHIN THE ISSUE Note from the Res Life Office March Lunch and Dinner Menus Dare to Compare Dear WiseOne How to Renew Your Lease Gallery March Campus Events March Toronto Events FUNONE
Building Updates Reminders
A NOTE FROM
THE RES LIFE OFFICE Looking Back and Forward This past week we celebrated Don Appreciation Week with everything from sushi to massages. We tried to display our deep gratitude through actions and words; but, it just didn’t seem like enough. The Dons – in our biased opinion – are at the heart of the CampusOne community. Whether it’s a 3 am lockout, a venting session after a bad day, or a fun event, the Dons are here for you, our residents! The Dons are helping to build traditions and lay the groundwork for an amazing and innovative Res Life program. As much as we are looking back to honor all of the hard work and dedication our TeamONE has shown, we are also looking to the future. We are in the process of hiring our 2018-2019 Don Team! We are looking for new team members who are leaders and tradition founders. We can’t wait to see what next year holds for us! Don’t miss your chance to apply. Applications close Sunday, March 4th.
Desiree & Nick Residence Life Coordinators
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March Lunch Menus Monday Singapore Beef Stir Fry
Tuesday
Wednesday
Salisbury Steak with Moroccan Lamb Stew Mushroom Sauce
Thursday
Friday
Chicken Madras
Pork Cassoulet
Mar 5th – 11th Grilled Portobello Mushroom
Salisbury "Steak"
Vegetable Lasagna
"BEEF" and Dumpling Stew
Vegan Chicken Cassoulet
Thai Red Chicken Curry
Beef Stroganoff
Wasabi Crusted Cod
Meatloaf
Seafood Newburg
Shitake Mushroom and Edamame Red Curry
Vegan 'BEEF' Stroganoff
Wasabi Crusted Tofu
Vegan "Meatloaf"
Spicy Clay pot Tofu
Tandoori Chicken Legs
Tortilla Crusted Tilapia with Pico De Gaio
Swedish Meatballs
Southern Fried Chicken Legs
Ocean Wise Approved Battered Fish
Vegetable and Tofu Masala Madras
Vegetable Lasagne
Mar 12th -18th
Mar 19th – 25th Green Chili and Teriyaki Vegan Noodle Cilantro Tofu Curry Casserole Bake
Vegan Battered Tofu
North African Spiced Butter Chicken Curry Citrus Glazed Salmon Sweet and Sour Pork Greek Chicken Thighs Cod Stew
Mar 26th – Apr 1st Pulao Grilled Zucchini and Corn and Mixed Bean Eggplant and Tempeh 'Chicken' in tomato Casserole Coconut Curry sauce
Mushroom and Red Bean Ragout
Eggplant "Parmesan"
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March Dinner Menus Monday Tarragon Chicken Legs
Mar 5th – 11th
Mar 12th – 18th
Eggplant Caponata with Quinoa Argentinian Style Carved Beef Jerk "Chicken”
Mar 19th – 25th
Mar 26th – Apr 1st
Tuesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Chicken Schnitzel
North African Lamb Stew
Rotisserie Chicken
Portuguese Beef Stew
"Chicken" Parmesan, Spaghetti
Tofu Pot Pie
Taco Tuesday: Buffalo Chicken Lamb Vindaloo Barbacoa Beef Wings
Pineapple Glazed Bake Ham
Hungarian Goulash
Tawa Style Lentil and Vegetables
Ratatouille
Vegan Tofu Cassoulet
Taco Tuesday: Hoisin Roasted BBQ Pulled Pork Loin Chicken Grilled Vegetable Enchiladas
Vegetarian Quesadilla
Taco Tuesday: Sweet and Sour Korean BBQ Pork Beef Burritos Lemon Herb Tofu, Barley Risotto
Wednesday
Butter Tofu Stew
Ancient Grains Bavarian Bean Root vegetable Stew, Jerk Stew tajine Fried Tofu
Chicken Provencal Mediterranean Penne Bake
French Canadian Tortiere Roasted Tandoori Subzi Vegetable and with Paneer Goat Cheese Strudel
Ropa Viejo Beef Jerk Fried Pork Whole Roasted Stew Cutlets Chicken Mole
Farmhouse Lamb Stew
Lebanese Falafel Bake
Tofu Pot Pie with Quinoa
Tofu Korma
Ocean Wise Taco Tuesday: Baked Chicken Country Beef Approved Cod Classic Ground Penne Stew Provencal Beef Leek and Goat Classic Vegan Cheese Bake "Ground Beef" Penne
Vegetarian Paella
Tofurky
Breaded Pork Rosemary Chops Roasted Lamb
Vegetarian Cauliflower au Sheppard's Pie gratin
Southwest Spinach Stew and Lentil Stew
Chicken L'Orange
Vegetable Wellington 5
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Dear WiseONE Dear WiseONE, I have a pretty serious issue and I want to plunge right in. My toilet is always clogged. I used enjoy my quiet time in the washroom, but lately, I haven’t been able. The toilet is
and process the stories and information through conversation. I’m on good terms with my roommates, but I worry that a heated conversation could strain our relationship. The main topic of discussion
always mysteriously clogged. My roommate continues to deny their involvement. But, I have flushed out the issue – my roommate has paper towels in the washroom and used ones don’t appear in the trashcan. How can I unclog this issue for my roommate? Sincerely, Game of Porcelain Thrones
with classmates is coursework. My friends from back home are scattered across Canada and busy with school. How can I tackle these conversations and maintain my relationships? Sincerely, News Blues
Dear Game of Porcelain Thrones, It is very common that students away from home for this first time have limited knowledge about everyday maintenance issue like a clogged toilet. Someone has always taken care of any issues, bought the right toilet paper, etc. On your next errand trip, invite your roommate along. Show them the correct paper and explain that other types of paper products can clog or damage the toilet. If you don’t already own one, buy a plunger! Demonstrate to your roommate how to use it. If your roommate ignores these helpful tips, talk to your don and explain the situation. Good luck! Dear WiseONE, With everything from #metoo to gun violence, the news has be very controversial of late. I like to stay informed
Dear News Blues, Lately, the news can be a lot to process. When having conversations about sensitive topics, start with questions and a genuine sense of curiosity. For example, “I was reading about the #metoo campaign. What are your thoughts on the issue?” Let other’s know your goal is to digest the news, not debate it. This approach should allow you to explore the opinions of others without the intensity of an argument. If you find yourself in the midst of an unwanted debate, excuse yourself from the situation. At the end of the day, a sincere apology will go a long way to easing any strain a conversation may cause. So, be brave, but also be ready with an apology for any misstep! Any questions for the wise one? Click Here
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Campus Events University of Toronto Tuesday, March 6th
Tuesday, March 6th
Career Chats: Networking
Grad Escape: Beginner Dodgeball
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
4:30 pm – 6:00 pm
Career Centre
Student and Campus Community Development
Koffler Centre, 214 College Street
Upper Gym, Athletic Centre
OCAD University Thursday, March 8th
Saturday, March 10th
The Global Experience Project 2018 Information Session
OCAD U Gallery Crawl
11:45 am – 1:30 pm
2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
GEP
OCAD U
100 McCaul Street, Room 264
Multiple Locations
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CAMPUSONE IS A NON-SMOKING BUILDING. SMOKING OF ANY KIND IS PROHIBITED INSIDE THE BUILDING. WHEN CAUGHT, YOU WILL BE CHARGED A DEEP CLEANING FEE OF $250 AND YOUR GUARANTOR WILL BE CONTACTED. FURTHER CONSEQUENCES COULD INCLUDE EVICTION. SMOKING IS ALSO PROHIBITED WITHIN 9 METERS (30 FEET) OF AN ENTRANCE OR EXIT AND YOU WILL BE ASKED TO MOVE THE REQUIRED DISTANCE. IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT QUITTING AND WOULD LIKE MORE INFORMATION, YOU CAN CALL TORONTO HEALTH AT 416-338-7900. FOR INFORMATION ABOUT STOP WORKSHOPS. YOU CAN SPEAK TO A QUIT COACH AT THE SMOKER’S HELPLINE 1-877-513-5333. YOU CAN ALSO VISIT LEAVETHEPACKBEHIND.ORG.
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FUNONE Name:
SPiN Address:
461 King Street
Looking for a cool new place to get your ping pong on? Look no further than SPiN! SPiN is a ping pong social club at 461 King St. West (11 minutes away with the 510 streetcar) that boasts food, bars, lounges and private rooms. You can walk-in, book a private room, book a table or become a member to get exclusive deals. It costs $15 for a table from 2-5 p.m. and $35 from 5 pm -close for walk-ins everyday. It costs $20 more to reserve. At peak hours (8 p.m. to close on Friday and Saturday), it’s $50 to walk-in and $70 to reserve. You’re guaranteed to be ballin’ at this place! The building is open from 2PM-1PM every day and stays open an extra hour between Thursday and Saturday. Check out their website here: https://toronto.wearespin.com/media/
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Updates & Reminders Renewal Season is Here! Interested in renewing for Fall 2018? Renew today! As we expect spaces to go fast this year with 8-month lease options available, we want to make sure YOU have first priority to lease over new applicants. You should have received an email in your inbox by now with the link to completing your Renewal Application! If you have not received it, that means the email we have on file is out of date. Please stop by the front desk as soon as possible so we can update our systems! Once we receive your submission our Leasing Team will be in touch with your Renewal Lease. Once signed, you can consider your space locked in. We look forward to taking your apartment off the "Available List" for the 2018/2019 year!
Mail Room During the month of March, mailbox keys will be distributed and letters will make the transition from the Security Parcel Room on the 1st floor to Mail Room on the 2nd floor. Residents will now be responsible for checking their mailbox on a regular basis. Letters will no longer be logged and notifications will no longer be sent. Each unit has one mailbox and each resident will be given a key to their unit’s mailbox. If lost, mail box keys will cost $15 to replace.
Free Yoga Classes Yoga classes are available on Monday and Thursday nights from 6 pm – 7 pm in the 17th floor Dance Studio. Mats are available at the 2nd floor desk and classes are free to residents.
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SIMON ZARZOUR CampusOneRes
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GENERAL MANAGER
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PHIL JEDRZEJCZAK ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER
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SHEHNILA SAYEED LEASING MANAGER
ssayeed@studenthousing.com
DESIREE FULLER RESIDENCE LIFE COORDINATOR FLOORS 2A-13
dfuller@studenthousing.com
NICK HOLMBERG RESIDENCE LIFE COORDINATOR FLOORS 14-25
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SUBMIT WORK ORDER HERE
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