The Cannon (Magazine) - Revision history

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	==Past EICs==		==Past EICs==
	Most recent publications can be found at: https://~~issuu~~.~~com/~~cannon.~~mag~~		Most recent publications can be found at: [https://cannon.skule.ca cannon.skule.ca]

	~~Past publications can be found at: https://issuu~~.~~com/thecannon~~
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	* Myhal 1st floor - near the 1st floor elevators		* Myhal 1st floor - near the 1st floor elevators

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	'''Editor-in-Chief (EIC)'''		'''Editor-in-Chief (EIC)'''

	The EIC is Project Director (PD) of the Engineering Society, overseen by the [https://skulepedia.ca/w/index.php?title=VP_Communications&section=1 VP Communications]. The EIC is responsible for organizing meetings, creating the layout of the magazine and overseeing all content submitted. They are also typically present at promotional events (along with the managing editor) and serve as a first point of contact between the magazine and the student body.		The EIC is a Project Director (PD) of the Engineering Society, overseen by the [https://skulepedia.ca/w/index.php?title=VP_Communications&section=1 VP Communications]. The EIC is responsible for organizing meetings, creating the layout of the magazine and overseeing all content submitted. They are also typically present at promotional events (along with the managing editor) and serve as a first point of contact between the magazine and the student body.

	'''Managing Editor'''		'''Managing Editor'''

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	~~{{DISPLAYTITLE:The Cannon (Magazine)}}~~

	'''The Cannon''', established in 1978, is the official magazine of the University of Toronto [[Engineering Society]]. Issues range in length from 24-32 pages, and are published both in print (up to 500 in circulation across campus) and online, four times throughout the school year (in September, November, January and March). Each issue contains written and visual compositions created by students, related to the selected issue theme. Past submission types for The Cannon have included, but are not limited to: opinion pieces, research articles, puzzles, film reviews, poems, personal essays and short stories.		'''The Cannon''', established in 1978, is the official magazine of the University of Toronto [[Engineering Society]]. Issues range in length from 24-32 pages, and are published both in print (up to 500 in circulation across campus) and online, four times throughout the school year (in September, November, January and March). Each issue contains written and visual compositions created by students, related to the selected issue theme. Past submission types for The Cannon have included, but are not limited to: opinion pieces, research articles, puzzles, film reviews, poems, personal essays and short stories.

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	==Positions==		==Positions==
	'''Editor-in-Chief'''		'''Editor-in-Chief (EIC)'''

	The EIC is Project Director (PD) of the Engineering Society, overseen by the [https://skulepedia.ca/w/index.php?title=VP_Communications&section=1 VP Communications]. The EIC is responsible for organizing meetings, creating the layout of the magazine and overseeing all content submitted. They are also typically present at promotional events (along with the managing editor) and serve as a first point of contact between the magazine and the student body.		The EIC is Project Director (PD) of the Engineering Society, overseen by the [https://skulepedia.ca/w/index.php?title=VP_Communications&section=1 VP Communications]. The EIC is responsible for organizing meetings, creating the layout of the magazine and overseeing all content submitted. They are also typically present at promotional events (along with the managing editor) and serve as a first point of contact between the magazine and the student body.
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	The webmaster manages the website for The Cannon, ensuring content can be accessed online and managing online subscriptions.		The webmaster manages the website for The Cannon, ensuring content can be accessed online and managing online subscriptions.

	==Past ~~Editors~~==		==Past EICs==
	Most recent publications can be found at: https://issuu.com/cannon.mag		Most recent publications can be found at: https://issuu.com/cannon.mag

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 ==History==
-===1977-1978===
+'''1977-1978'''
 In 1977, the Engineering Society identified the need to expose the Faculty's professional and technical achievements to the engineering community. They resolved to introduce a more serious newspaper to contrast the satirical newspaper, the Toike Oike. In 1978, the first issue of The Cannon was published in September. The newspaper was published every week that the [[Toike Oike]] was not.
-===1980-1981===
+In 1977, the Engineering Society identified the need to expose the Faculty's professional and technical achievements to the engineering community. They resolved to introduce a more serious newspaper to contrast the satirical newspaper, the Toike Oike. In 1978, the first issue of The Cannon was published in September. The newspaper was published every week that the [[Toike Oike]] was not.
 The Cannon was mailed to every student engineering society in Canada, to Ontario high schools, and to several alumni. Regular content included Engineering Society news and technical articles.
-===2011-2013===
+'''1980-1981'''
 T1-1T2 and 1T2-1T3 were noted as bad years for The Cannon newspaper, where publications were intermittent or lacking.
 Yerusha Nuh, VP Communications 1T2-1T3, writes about the trouble in the January 2013 printed issue, with the announcement of establishing an online Cannon as its front page.
 Troubles mentioned included lack of commitment from staff members to dedicate to a regular publishing schedule, possible dying readership of printed issues as changing times called more for easier online access and social media integration, and the disappearance of 1T2-1T3 Editor-in-Chief (EIC) Vijay Unnithan from his responsibilities.
-===2013-2014===
 The Cannon (led by Co-Editors Ashkan Parcham-Kashani and Luke Household) ran the cannon.skule.ca website for a full school year as the online source of news around [[Skule]]. They also published 3 printed issues for distribution (F!rosh/September, January, and Post-EngSoc Elections/April).
-=== 2022-2023 ===
+'''2022-2023'''
 In the summer of 2022, editors recognized the need to create a publication that could include not only facts but also opinions, art and poetry''.'' The fall issue of ''The Cannon'' was the first to be published in a magazine format. This change was generally well-received by the engineering community.
 In 2025, The Cannon was reformatted to include six distinct sections: Media & Culture, Skule<sup>TM</sup> Life, Science & Research, Humour & Comics, Poetry & Fiction and Puzzles & Games.
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 ==Positions==
-[Under Development]
+'''Editor-in-Chief'''
 ==Past Editors==

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:The Cannon (Magazine)}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:The Cannon (Magazine)}}

	'''The Cannon''', established in 1978, is the official magazine of the University of Toronto [[Engineering Society]]. Issues range in length from 24-32 pages, and are published both in print (up to 500 in circulation across campus) and online, four times throughout the school year (in September, November, January and March). Each issue contains written and visual compositions created by students, related to the selected issue theme.		'''The Cannon''', established in 1978, is the official magazine of the University of Toronto [[Engineering Society]]. Issues range in length from 24-32 pages, and are published both in print (up to 500 in circulation across campus) and online, four times throughout the school year (in September, November, January and March). Each issue contains written and visual compositions created by students, related to the selected issue theme. Past submission types for The Cannon have included, but are not limited to: opinion pieces, research articles, puzzles, film reviews, poems, personal essays and short stories.

	The Cannon is one of two publications funded by the Engineering Society (the other being the [[Toike Oike (Newspaper)\|Toike Oike]]).		The Cannon is one of two publications funded by the Engineering Society (the other being the [[Toike Oike (Newspaper)\|Toike Oike]]).

	==History==		==History==
	~~[Under Development]~~		===1977-1978===
	===1977-78===		In 1977, the Engineering Society identified the need to expose the Faculty's professional and technical achievements to the engineering community. They resolved to introduce a more serious newspaper to contrast the satirical newspaper, the Toike Oike. In 1978, the first issue of The Cannon was published in September. The newspaper was published every week that the [[Toike Oike]] was not.
	~~The~~ Engineering Society identified the need to expose the Faculty's professional and technical achievements to the engineering community. They resolved to introduce a more serious newspaper to contrast the ~~more humorous~~ newspaper, the Toike Oike. In 1978, the first issue of The Cannon was published in September. The newspaper was published every week that the [[Toike Oike]] was not.		===1980-1981===
			The Cannon was mailed to every student engineering society in Canada, to Ontario high schools, and to several alumni. Regular content included Engineering Society news and technical articles.
	~~===1979-80===~~
	~~The publication schedule became monthly, as weekly publications were too demanding for staff~~.
	===1980-81===
	The Cannon was mailed to every student engineering society in Canada, to Ontario high schools, and to several alumni. Regular content included Society news and technical articles.
	===2011-2013===		===2011-2013===
	1T1-1T2 and 1T2-1T3 were noted as bad years for The Cannon newspaper, where publications were intermittent or lacking.		1T1-1T2 and 1T2-1T3 were noted as bad years for The Cannon newspaper, where publications were intermittent or lacking.
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	Troubles mentioned included lack of commitment from staff members to dedicate to a regular publishing schedule, possible dying readership of printed issues as changing times called more for easier online access and social media integration, and the disappearance of 1T2-1T3 Editor-in-Chief (EIC) Vijay Unnithan from his responsibilities.		Troubles mentioned included lack of commitment from staff members to dedicate to a regular publishing schedule, possible dying readership of printed issues as changing times called more for easier online access and social media integration, and the disappearance of 1T2-1T3 Editor-in-Chief (EIC) Vijay Unnithan from his responsibilities.
	===2013-2014===		===2013-2014===
	The Cannon (led by Co-Editors Ashkan Parcham-Kashani and Luke Household) ran ~~their~~ cannon.skule.ca website for a full school year as the online source of news around [[Skule]]~~, but~~ also published 3 printed issues for distribution (F!rosh/September, January, and Post-EngSoc Elections/April)		The Cannon (led by Co-Editors Ashkan Parcham-Kashani and Luke Household) ran the cannon.skule.ca website for a full school year as the online source of news around [[Skule]]. They also published 3 printed issues for distribution (F!rosh/September, January, and Post-EngSoc Elections/April).
	===2022-2023===
	The Cannon ~~transitioned~~ to a magazine format ~~in October 2022~~. ~~The magazine~~ was generally well-received by the community.		=== 2022-2023 ===
			In the summer of 2022, editors recognized the need to create a publication that could include not only facts but also opinions, art and poetry''.'' The fall issue of ''The Cannon'' was the first to be published in a magazine format. This change was generally well-received by the engineering community.

			=== 2025-2026 ===
			In 2025, The Cannon was reformatted to include six distinct sections: Media & Culture, Skule<sup>TM</sup> Life, Science & Research, Humour & Comics, Poetry & Fiction and Puzzles & Games.

	''Contributions and Research by Stephanie Fata, Ashkan Parcham-Kashani; compiled by Catherine Tran''		''Contributions and Research by Stephanie Fata, Ashkan Parcham-Kashani; compiled by Catherine Tran''

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:The Cannon (Magazine)}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:The Cannon (Magazine)}}

	'''The Cannon''' is the official magazine of the University of Toronto [[Engineering Society]]. ~~Established~~ in ~~1978 as a serious newspaper~~, ~~it serves~~ the ~~undergraduate students of the Faculty of Applied Science~~ and ~~Engineering~~. ~~The Cannon became a magazine in 2022~~, ~~with a circulation of up~~ to ~~1500 across~~ the ~~University of Toronto campus~~. It is one of two publications funded by the Engineering Society (the other being the [[Toike Oike (Newspaper)\|Toike Oike]]).		'''The Cannon''', established in 1978, is the official magazine of the University of Toronto [[Engineering Society]]. Issues range in length from 24-32 pages, and are published both in print (up to 500 in circulation across campus) and online, four times throughout the school year (in September, November, January and March). Each issue contains written and visual compositions created by students, related to the selected issue theme.

			The Cannon is one of two publications funded by the Engineering Society (the other being the [[Toike Oike (Newspaper)\|Toike Oike]]).

	==History==		==History==
	~~(still a work-in-progress)~~		[Under Development]
	===1977===		===1977-78===
	The Engineering Society identified the need to expose the Faculty's professional and technical achievements to the engineering community. They resolved to introduce a more serious newspaper to contrast the more humorous newspaper, the Toike Oike.		The Engineering Society identified the need to expose the Faculty's professional and technical achievements to the engineering community. They resolved to introduce a more serious newspaper to contrast the more humorous newspaper, the Toike Oike. In 1978, the first issue of The Cannon was published in September. The newspaper was published every week that the [[Toike Oike]] was not.

	~~===~~1978~~: First Issue===~~
	~~The~~ first issue of The Cannon is published in September. The newspaper was published every week that the [[Toike Oike]] was not.

	===1979-80===		===1979-80===
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	The Cannon transitioned to a magazine format in October 2022. The magazine was generally well-received by the community.		The Cannon transitioned to a magazine format in October 2022. The magazine was generally well-received by the community.

	~~=== 2023~~-~~2024 ===~~		''Contributions and Research by Stephanie Fata, Ashkan Parcham-Kashani; compiled by Catherine Tran''
	~~The Cannon scaled its publish rate down to three issues a year to reflect the longer publishing cycle of a magazine.~~

			==Positions==
			[Under Development]

	~~''Contributions and Research by Stephanie Fata, Ashkan Parcham-Kashani; compiled by Catherine Tran''~~
	==Past Editors==		==Past Editors==
	Most recent publications can be found at: https://issuu.com/cannon.mag		Most recent publications can be found at: https://issuu.com/cannon.mag
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	==External Links==		==External Links==
			<p class="mw_paragraph">[https://cannon.skule.ca/ The Cannon Website]

			</p>
	<p class="mw_paragraph">[https://archive.org/details/uoftarchives?and%5B%5D=cannon&sort=date&page=2 The Cannon at the UofT Archives]		<p class="mw_paragraph">[https://archive.org/details/uoftarchives?and%5B%5D=cannon&sort=date&page=2 The Cannon at the UofT Archives]


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