Link Roundup Link Roundup!
The Toast presents a selection of delightful information in the form of a link roundup.
2014
Link Roundup 
Meta On Editing: My Favourite Posts From Our First Six Months
Nicole digs up her five favourite posts from the first six months that The Toast has been in business, and talks about about editing them.
Books If You Give A Mouse A Cookie
What happens to a mouse -- and to your sense of self -- when you give him a cookie.
Movies Bend It Like Beckham: A Celebration
Manisha Aggarwal-Schifellite explains what "Bend It Like Beckham" meant to her as an Indian-Canadian growing up in Toronto. A lot, as it turns out.
science Sweet God, Starfish Have Eyes
This week in things that should not have eyes but do have eyes: starfish.
science Gal Science: In Which We Learn About Endosymbiosis
In this latest installment of Gal Science, Jane Van Susteren teaches us a whole bunch about endosymbiosis and sounds VERY smart.
Religion Growing Up Interfaith: Any Excuse For a Party
Naomi Vega looks back on a childhood in which she was either Catholic or a Jew or an atheist.
Advice Gabbin’ About God: Predestination and/or Free Will
In the third installment of "Gabbin' About God," Nicole asks Mallory to explain the dueling concepts of predestination and free will to her. No big deal!
History Watching Downton Abbey With an Historian: Part One
In the first of a weekly series, Harvard lecturer Mo Moulton provides an historical grounding for your Downton Abbey habit.
Advice How to Tell If a Canadian is Mad At You
Nicole and Mallory, drawing on their own, rich friendship, provide a roadmap to Canadian anger and passive-aggression.
Personal Stories Bus Rides I Have Had
Nina Bhattacharya, a veteran of weird bus rides, talks about memory, privilege, development work, and air conditioning.
Link Roundup Link Roundup!
The Toast presents a selection of delightful information in the form of a link roundup.
Books Lizzy Bennet vs. Lily Bart vs. The Patriarchy
Sarah Seltzer examines the outcome of Lizzy Bennet and Lily Bart's lives, in terms of their patriarchal implications.
Fashion Your Favorite Inspirational Non-English Teacher
English teachers get the lion's share of the credit; let's remember our inspirational math and science and music teachers.
History Archival Mix: Ellen and William Craft
In the latest installment of her history column for The Toast, Alexis Coe describes the fascinating lives of Ellen and William Craft.
