Serendipitous sounds: Montreal’s Random Recipe
Music brought Fab and Frannie together when they bumped into each other at a concert a few years ago. The pair bonded over similar musical… Read More »Serendipitous sounds: Montreal’s Random Recipe
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Simply Tasty: Imbiber’s banana loaf
You will need an assistant to cook this recipe, to finish the bottle of beer. You could do it yourself, but we all know the… Read More »Simply Tasty: Imbiber’s banana loaf
Public Editor: Look ma, no hierarchy!
Flustered and running late, Coordinating editor Drew Nelles strides into the office looking every part the seasoned Dailyite. With his trademark blonde hair swept over… Read More »Public Editor: Look ma, no hierarchy!
Editorial: Boycott Chartwells next Thursday
We’re just three short months into 2008, but things are looking a lot like 2004. That year, a group of students called the Coalition for… Read More »Editorial: Boycott Chartwells next Thursday
Sex workers just ask for respect, rights
Sex work advocacy group Stella addresses students on Montreal’s sex industry
The Fokus Film Festival: beautiful, sublime, peculiar
This Wednesday, TVMcGill presents the follow-up to last year’s much- talked-about Fokus Film Festival. The screening will feature a variety of student-made short films, ranging… Read More »The Fokus Film Festival: beautiful, sublime, peculiar
Book of life opens
On February 26 the Encyclopedia of Life (EOL) went online. It was an overwhelming first day, with 18.5 million hits, 13.3 million page views and… Read More »Book of life opens
Editorial: Rights for student parents
In this campus’s efforts at inclusion, it seems we have missed a step. In our chemistry labs, in our PhD seminars, in our cafeterias, there… Read More »Editorial: Rights for student parents
Editorial: The Daily thanks you
Well, it’s a landslide. Eighty-one per cent of undergraduate students who voted wanted to keep The McGill Daily and Le Délit alive. We editors are… Read More »Editorial: The Daily thanks you
Student parents struggle to balance school, kids
SSMU mandate to defend student parents remains on backburner
The new pill politics
Naomi Lightman examines the troubling past and alarming side effects of the contraceptive that changed the world
Adoption may do more harm than good: speaker
Activist and mother Jessica DelBalzo believes adoption is motivated by greed and must be prevented at all costs, because it destroys families and harms the… Read More »Adoption may do more harm than good: speaker
The lion, the witch, and the film adaptation
Movies can enrich childhood novels, but recent efforts are often more interested in showing off special effects
Prof argues technology can stifle democracy
Technological change may wreak greater consequences than we imagine, according to Professor Darin Barney, who presented the CKUT-Radio Training Days keynote address Friday night, entitled… Read More »Prof argues technology can stifle democracy
Deconstucting Picasso, delegitimizing Warhol: a look at the FIFA festival
Wearing conversation-arousing garments to a FIFA screening is like wearing a Jane’s Addiction t-shirt to Lollapalooza. At Púbol – Dalí De-construction, one middle-aged woman seated… Read More »Deconstucting Picasso, delegitimizing Warhol: a look at the FIFA festival