Lest we forget
The 28th annual Holocaust Education Week honours Shoah victims, and calls on our generation to remember and retell their stories
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Culture Shock 2008: Quebec central in history of alt media
To kick-off CKUT’s Media Democracy Days last week, writer, radio host, and McGill alumna Anna Leventhal presented a history of the rise of alternative media… Read More »Culture Shock 2008: Quebec central in history of alt media
The 30-day novelist
National Novel Writing Month champions whirlwind creative output
Lit supp part 7
nicholas cameron Anthems of a seventeen-year-old girl (an excerpt) January 14th, 2008 I’m not really sure how to start this. I mean like – I’ve… Read More »Lit supp part 7
What’s the haps
Music For Change Monday, November 3, 7:30 p.m. Petit Cafe Campus, 57 Prince Arthur E. Groove to Tara Hall, Soulstice and Francois Graham from Surface… Read More »What’s the haps
The Literary Supplement
Every year the Daily publishes a literary supplement featuring the creative writing of numerous McGill students. For the sake of space management, this year’s edition… Read More »The Literary Supplement
Lit supp part 3
tracy wan Footnote: A Fairytale Sever where the gangrene has not spread, the underbelly of the skin already blue in places you crawled in unknowingly.… Read More »Lit supp part 3
U.S. diplomatic talks with Iran
Point / Counterpoint
Lit supp part 4
todd frei Translating transparency I’m drifting through languages. My obsessions have turned to the names of things. I’ve stopped seeing actualities; rather, just forms of… Read More »Lit supp part 4
Piñata diplomacy: The only prescription for U.S. politics is more Canada
“Senator, you have the vote of every thinking person!” “That’s not enough, madam, we need a majority!” – Sen. Adlai Stevenson, running for President in… Read More »Piñata diplomacy: The only prescription for U.S. politics is more Canada
Do-it-yourself absurdity
Marc Bell’s Illusztraijuns refutes comic conventions
Life Lines: Obama’s echoes will be louder than you think
Conforming has for good reason painted an ugly picture for itself. It’s sad when the beauty of rainbow-like individuality falters into a stagnant monochrome field.… Read More »Life Lines: Obama’s echoes will be louder than you think
On the home court
Basketball tournament brings McGill students to the Filipino community
Pedestrian power
Alexander Weisler chats with Walkable City author Mary Soderstrom about sidewalks, cities, and urban sprawl
Lit supp part 5
_________________________________________ sarah mortimer Piano man His fingers were like children playing hopscotch across the keys. The envy of the playground, they hit every coordinate with… Read More »Lit supp part 5