Food (security) for thought
Last year the total number of malnourished increased by 40 million, while the number of people with insufficient food reached almost one billion. For three… Read More »Food (security) for thought
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Leslie, My Name is Evil
Leslie, My Name is Evil is director Reginal Harkema’s commentary on sixties American life. The decade saw the Vietnam War, the free love era, and… Read More »Leslie, My Name is Evil
A threat to choice (old)
Darrah Teitel explores the larger implications of the abortion debate on campus
Fuck fuck-me shoes
It was so nearly the perfect evening. A warm, clear summer night marred only by intoxicated underage tourists and the glowing neon lights of the… Read More »Fuck fuck-me shoes
The Trib’s Status
At SSMU Council Thursday, VP Clubs and Services Sarah Olle announced that a referendum question to finance an independent McGill Tribune has been pushed back… Read More »The Trib’s Status
ASSÉ protest draws 500
Students, profs take to the street to protest Bills 38 and 44
Waste management firm sued
Locals accuse GSI of neglect and mismanagement of landfills
Ces sacrés jurons!
Every other week, Joël Thibeault writes a column for French learners, as a way of encouraging them to practice their French. V ous marchez sur… Read More »Ces sacrés jurons!
Seeking: a new approach to anti-abortion activism
I speak for many of my pro-choice colleagues when I say that we must gracefully decline Kathryn Sawyer’s invitation to be the pro-choice champion for… Read More »Seeking: a new approach to anti-abortion activism
Choose Life cancels “Echoes of the Holocaust”
Decision follows SSMU Council censure of the club’s proposed pro-life event
Can you keep a brain alive in a jar?
I n Roald Dahl’s 1966 short story, “William and Mary,” before the main character William dies of cancer, he writes his wife Mary a letter… Read More »Can you keep a brain alive in a jar?
Quebec Commission levies heavy fine
Chinese immigrant workers awarded $164,000 in damages
Dancing with tradition
Brian Keast talks with some of the people behind McGill’s annual pow-wow
California students protest fee hikes
Tuition skyrockets amidst state’s financial turmoil
Diagnosis gone digital
Electronic medical assistants helpful but not always effective