We built this city on theft ’n’ fraud
The moral ramifications of cultural re-appropriation in pop music
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A you-centric search
Google has dominated the world of Internet searching for a while now. It has become so ubiquitous that it is no longer just the name… Read More »A you-centric search
Ex-cinema Ex-centris
Curtains to close on Montreal’s art house theatre; a blow to the alternative film community
Trans group talks out the space between [M] and [F]
Group focuses on support, safe space, and life beyond the gender dichotomy
Police shootings connected to racial profiling
Deeper legislative structures trigger discrimination at a national level
Unpacking the Jewish cultural identity crisis
Some young diaspora Jews have strong cultural and spiritual ties to Israel, making carte blanche criticism challenging
Pro-lifer seeks liberal support
Eugenics sparks debate on abortion rights
The conversationalist: The art of falling far from the tree
The Banyan tree is known for its fantastic appearance: a dense forest of connected branches that prove to be, in fact, a single tree. “The… Read More »The conversationalist: The art of falling far from the tree
Hyde Park: Applying some logic to conflict terminology
As a math student, I have come to appreciate logical reasoning. Although I realize that the real world is not perfect, I am appalled by… Read More »Hyde Park: Applying some logic to conflict terminology
Tadamon! clears up opportunism for the misinformed
In an article published in the January 12 issue of The Daily, Tadamon!, a Montreal-based social justice group active on, among other things, the issue… Read More »Tadamon! clears up opportunism for the misinformed
Arias for the silver screen
Local cinemas bring New York’s Metropolitan Opera to Montreal
Calm masses congregate in D.C.
WASHINGTON—As a record-breaking sea of people assembled on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Tuesday to witness the inauguration of Barack Obama, America’s 44th president,… Read More »Calm masses congregate in D.C.
News Brief: Right to write in French to be on syllabuses
The right of students to submit graded assessments in French will be more widely publicized, thanks to two amended motions passed at yesterday’s Senate meeting.… Read More »News Brief: Right to write in French to be on syllabuses
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Principal defends tuition increase, travel policy at Council
The majority of international tuition goes to provincial government