I can never look at automobiles the same way again, without expecting them to undergo some major transformation into some extra-terrestrial robots. Transformers proved to be an enjoyable ride. This late-last-night movie was planned the day before. Harry Potter was definitely a no-go, besides we prefer the IMAX experience for it. I was worried Trans would be the 'HP5-overflow choice', but the theatre was relatively pro-formers, responsive to the movie with claps and laughters, and not bitter about being there. Everyone must have somehow made it to see Harry & Co.

I was very much looking forward to Frosh 2007, but the two straight days of brutal training have put a damper to it, for now. I was introduced to the possible ugly side of such large-scale University orientations. It can be intimidating, since UofT's orientation involves the three campuses and the rivalries will tag along. But it will never be Frosh without fun and madness. It runs from September 4th-7th. I'm going to be dead beat when school begins on the 10th. We GLs bear heavy responsibilities: In our hands lie the experience and well-being of our Froshies!