Gaza motion sparks constitutional controversy
Critics hold SSMU Speaker responsible
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Hyde Park: Competing identities block the road to peace
Much of the debate over the conflict between Israel and Palestine has polarized these pages, with students clinging to antagonisitc beliefs despite their strong tendency… Read More »Hyde Park: Competing identities block the road to peace
Hyde Park: Just say no to double standards
And don’t let our focus on Gaza distract us from other crises
Hyde Park: Forgiving a racist state
Zionism and Israel’s Arab ghettos
Editorial: McGill n’est pas une île
If Quebec is a nation within a nation, we can’t help but feel that McGill is a foreign concession. In Montreal, McGill stands for all… Read More »Editorial: McGill n’est pas une île
Symposium sensitizes students
Event urges McGill to incorporate Disabilities Studies
Life Lines: Finding wisdom in the third stall from the right
I read something on the back of a toilet stall last week that made my Intro to Philosophy class look like playtime in kindergarten. It… Read More »Life Lines: Finding wisdom in the third stall from the right
Canadian child soldier still in limbo
Omar Khadr remains in prison, despite Obama’s recent decision to close Guantanamo
News Brief: Management students go green
Students from across Canada will convene at McGill this week to discuss ways to mix business with sustainability. The sixth annual McGill Business Sustainability Conference,… Read More »News Brief: Management students go green
Living in the gutter, looking at the stars
Danny Boyle’s latest film finds romance in the harsh reality of Mumbai slums
Hyde Park: Deface this!
Reclaiming campus space for education over propaganda
Aristotle’s Lackey: Patrick, the ideological rationalist
This is the first of a two part-piece looking at secularism. This first part acts as a loose introduction to a discussion on the negative… Read More »Aristotle’s Lackey: Patrick, the ideological rationalist
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Hyde Park: The Bloc legitimizes Canadian democracy
Ever since the Bloc Québécois’ formal introduction to federal politics in 1991, Canadians have been outraged over Ottawa’s funding of the party. The very idea… Read More »Hyde Park: The Bloc legitimizes Canadian democracy
La vie en rose, from Montreal to Manila
French chanteuse’s songs transcend language barriers in Piaf: Love Conquers All