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CCA exhibit “Journeys” puts architecture and migration in context
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Shocking news: Cornett was fired from McGill
Re: “Will we ever see Norman Cornett at McGill again?” | Commentary | September 27
Full interview with Angus Johnston
McGill Daily: What have you found to be the most effective tactics for students trying to move their administration one way or another? Angus Johnston:… Read More »Full interview with Angus Johnston
Hospital of the homogenized
World War I doctor Lorenz Böhler’s body-as-machine perspective
Art of the matter
John Lapsley on Quebec creative arts therapies, and the bill that threatens them
Student worker?
An appeal to campus labourers
Telling the stories of migration
Journeys and the global movement of people have always been a significant part of human experience. As a concept, however, the term “journeys” is incredibly… Read More »Telling the stories of migration
Overprivileged student goes to Africa, feels good about self
Are short-term volunteer programs worthwhile?
McGill misunderstands its “clients”
Re: “Will we ever see Norman Cornett at McGill again?” | Commentary | September 27
McGill Health Services almost killed me
One student’s harrowing tale
Glib remarks change many opinions on structures of oppression
Re: “All GA motions passed” | News | October 25
Full interview with Eric Martin
The McGill Daily: You say the argument that Quebec universities are under financed is “hogwash.” There’s a division in the student movement about this: QSR… Read More »Full interview with Eric Martin
Crash course in student activism
Student and labour unions host symposium
The right connections
The possible return of the Québec Nordiques has complicated political implications
Third annual McGill global food security conference
Tuesday: Global prospects Last Tuesday, October 19, McGill hosted a Public Lecture Forum as part of its Third Annual Conference on Global Food Security. The… Read More »Third annual McGill global food security conference