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Ultimate F!rosh

2019-01-08T02:13:50Z

Yerbatrash: /* Past Ultimate F!rosh Winners */Fixed typo

[[File:Ultimate Frosh Hot Sauce 0T9.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Hot sauce eating contest at Ultimate F!rosh competition 0T9]]

The [[Ultimate F!rosh]] competition takes place on the Tuesday evening of [[Godiva Week]]. Unlike many other [[Godiva Week]] competitions, such as [[Mr. Blue & Gold]] or [[Godiva's Crown]], where F!rosh are forbidden from winning, Ultimate F!rosh can only be won by a first year student. The competition consists of a series of challenges determined by the previous year's Ultimate F!rosh and the runner-up from the year before.

Upon winning, the victorious F!rosh is rewarded a hardhat and swears an oath to jump up and down on command for until the next Ultimate F!rosh is chosen one year later.

Past Ultimate F!rosh competitions for Ultimate F!rosh 1T3 and 1T4 can viewed on [http://www.youtube.com/SkuleTube SkuleTube].

== Past Ultimate F!rosh Winners ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Year
! Winner
! Discipline
|-
| 2019
| Rebekah Parkes
| Track One
|-
| 2018
| Mark McCutcheon
| Track One
|-
| 2017
| Savo Bajic
| Mech
|-
| 2016
| Susan Wang
| EngSci
|-
| 2015
| David Pech
| Track One
|-
| 2014
| Gregory Nettleton
| EngSci
|-
| 2013
| Colin Playle
| Min
|-
| 2012
| Rahul Verma
| ECE
|-
| 2011
| Nancy Ho
| Track One
|-
| 2010
| Jonathan Ng
| ECE
|-
| 2009
| Richard Medal
| ECE
|-
| 2008
| Yuri Savguira
| MSE
|-
| 2007
| Jimmy Lu
| Civ
|-
| 2006
| Rob Richer
| Chem
|-
| 2005
| Christian Maxwell
| EngSci
|-
| 2004
| Nathan Schnarr
| Mech
|-
|}

Ultimate F!rosh

2019-01-08T02:13:29Z

Yerbatrash: /* Past Ultimate F!rosh Winners */Added UF!1T8 and 1T9

[[File:Ultimate Frosh Hot Sauce 0T9.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Hot sauce eating contest at Ultimate F!rosh competition 0T9]]

The [[Ultimate F!rosh]] competition takes place on the Tuesday evening of [[Godiva Week]]. Unlike many other [[Godiva Week]] competitions, such as [[Mr. Blue & Gold]] or [[Godiva's Crown]], where F!rosh are forbidden from winning, Ultimate F!rosh can only be won by a first year student. The competition consists of a series of challenges determined by the previous year's Ultimate F!rosh and the runner-up from the year before.

Upon winning, the victorious F!rosh is rewarded a hardhat and swears an oath to jump up and down on command for until the next Ultimate F!rosh is chosen one year later.

Past Ultimate F!rosh competitions for Ultimate F!rosh 1T3 and 1T4 can viewed on [http://www.youtube.com/SkuleTube SkuleTube].

== Past Ultimate F!rosh Winners ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Year
! Winner
! Discipline
| 2019
| Rebekah Parkes
| Track One
|-
| 2018
| Mark McCutcheon
| Track One
|-
| 2017
| Savo Bajic
| Mech
|-
| 2016
| Susan Wang
| EngSci
|-
| 2015
| David Pech
| Track One
|-
| 2014
| Gregory Nettleton
| EngSci
|-
| 2013
| Colin Playle
| Min
|-
| 2012
| Rahul Verma
| ECE
|-
| 2011
| Nancy Ho
| Track One
|-
| 2010
| Jonathan Ng
| ECE
|-
| 2009
| Richard Medal
| ECE
|-
| 2008
| Yuri Savguira
| MSE
|-
| 2007
| Jimmy Lu
| Civ
|-
| 2006
| Rob Richer
| Chem
|-
| 2005
| Christian Maxwell
| EngSci
|-
| 2004
| Nathan Schnarr
| Mech
|-
|}

Engineering vs. Victoria College True Blue Bracket

2018-11-03T04:54:00Z

Yerbatrash: Added the aftermath and extra details

On October 29, 2018, Skule was pitted against Victoria College in the semi-final round of the True Blue Bracket, a voting bracket held in the Facebook group [https://www.facebook.com/groups/1830702140535402 ''UofT memes for true 🅱️lue teens'']. Supporters of Skule were to react with 😢 (Sad), while supporters of Victoria were to react with 😮 (Wow). Posted at 00:03 on October 29 by Arjun Kaul, the voting period was set to end at 23:59 on October 30, with the winner facing Innis College in the final round. The results were inconclusive, as many of the votes were performed by paid click farms, allegedly from Brazil.

[[File:bracket.jpg|400px|Engineering ''vs.'' Victoria College True Blue Bracket]]

== Early voting ==
Throughout October 29, votes for both sides accumulated at approximately the same rate, with Victoria gaining a slight lead over Skule.

== Memes ==
To build hype and encourage voting, students created and posted memes supporting or attacking certain sides. Although the intent of the memes was to uphold traditional inter-faculty/college rivalries, some students took them too seriously and voiced their offence in comments.

== Illegitimate votes ==
At about 22:00 on October 30, Skule had a lead of around 200 votes over Victoria. It abruptly gained hundreds of votes in minutes, leading many students to believe that the votes were bought. After midnight that evening, the moderators acknowledged the illegitimate votes, and put the brackets on hold until November 3rd.

==Aftermath==
At 00:11 on November 3rd, Arjun Kaul announced the next round of the bracket, in which both Skule and Victoria College were disqualified, due to both parties having purchased votes. The next round instead pitted Daniels Architecture and the Faculty of Music against each other.