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December 7, 2011 | By Suzanna Chang

The Lost Art of Conversation

Ian Williams makes the case for talking to each other more meaningfully Read More

Isaiah Grewal, wearing headphones and typing on a laptop, with Morgan Barense seated next to him, both smiling

When Words Won’t Cooperate

Psychology professor Morgan Barense aims to crack the mystery of non-speaking autism Read More

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Are Emoji Becoming the World’s First Universal Language?

At U of T Mississauga, students are creating their own tiny icons for our phones. “Dizzy tornado face,” anyone? Read More

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Suzanna Chang

Former communications assistant, University of Toronto Magazine.

Photo Courtesy of University of Toronto Scientific Instruments Collection

Suzanna Chang

The Lost Art of Conversation

When Words Won’t Cooperate

Are Emoji Becoming the World’s First Universal Language?

Suzanna Chang

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