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Friends with Food: How to impress your parents
What: Impressive calzones How much? The dough uses ingredients that should be lying around; it’ll cost you maybe $20 max for the fillings Why? Because… Read More »Friends with Food: How to impress your parents
The Conversationalist: Don’t call me molecule: a glimpse into law and nature
While I know that humans are more complex than molecules – in that molecules lack such important human characteristics as consciousness, agency, reason, and so… Read More »The Conversationalist: Don’t call me molecule: a glimpse into law and nature
Hyde Park: Questioning Canada’s ban on free speech
Here’s the deal: I do not care to know about your views on abortion, your stance on the legalization of marijuana and, no, not even… Read More »Hyde Park: Questioning Canada’s ban on free speech
Culture Brief: Out of the Library and Into the Theatre
Though consensus certainly points to McGill hating the fine arts, that doesn’t seem to be stopping the English department from breeding a few performing artists… Read More »Culture Brief: Out of the Library and Into the Theatre
Sustaining voices
McGill delegates to Powershift, a major climate conference in Washington, D.C., relay the energy and spirit of today’s environmental movement
Concordia overtakes McGill in the waste race
Montreal’s other anglo university hopes to compost 100 tonnes of organic refuse by 2012
Where do all the animal parts go?
Little waste from laboratories at McGill is recycled
Electronic afterlife
The Daily’s Max Halparin traces the toxic flows of e-waste
Westmount still won’t pick-up commercial recycling
Businesses get creative as city ponders plans
Hyde Park: We’re spending $120,000 on that?
Another year, another SSMU election. And as usual, nobody cared. This year’s explosion of indifference saw approximately 24,000 undergraduates cast just 3,631 ballots: a whopping… Read More »Hyde Park: We’re spending $120,000 on that?
Step right up to the three-ring landfill
A closer look at the history of Montreal’s greenest circus
A kill-joy, and loving it
Sara Ahmed challenges the figure of the happy housewife
Editorial: Waste isn’t normal
The generation of waste is a built-in feature of the consumer-based society we live in; more often than not, a product’s life ends in a… Read More »Editorial: Waste isn’t normal
Considering Composting?
Food that we throw in the trash bin ends up either dumped in a landfill or burned in an incinerator, along with all our other… Read More »Considering Composting?