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TEL building at York University has a Tim Hortons which is always busy from the time time of 11:30-4:30 due to the many classes that are in the building. In behind the Tim Hortons is a Pita Pit which by many is seen as extremely healthy and next to it there is a fast food burger kitchen as well as a version of Manchu Wok beside it. There are many other choices which are sold separately and are compacted and kept in cold compartments. Those that are prepackaged are wraps, sandwiches, sushi and pasta salads. There is also warm soup to be served and a choice of beef patties and pizza. Prices may vary according to what you choose and the prepackaged food is more expensive than the serviced fresh food. 

York Lanes - Another busy place for students looking to buy food. Each restaurant has its own sit down and eat area, unlike the food court type set up in the Student Centre or Central Square. 

York University's Student Centre is always busy around lunchtime. With two floors and fast food on both, it only makes sense. 

As we discussed in lecture about national communities and if it can be seen as unified. I believe that we as a nation no matter what form of ethnicity you are can be apart of this nation. Through good times and times of tragedy, we all stand together as a strong, united nation.

At 7:23 in this video Steve Glynn has the perfect description of how united Canada is and how we stand in a Global community. 

This RSA Animate was adapted from a talk given at the RSA by Sir Ken Robinson, world-renowned education and creativity expert and recipient of the RSA's Benj...

I had a teacher show me this on the first day of grade 12, and it really stuck with me. It's an animation based off of one of Sir Ken Robinson's lectures, on a similar topic to the TEDtalk we saw during our first lecture.