Black market hormones
Bootleg prescription drugs put trans folks’ lives in danger
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Invigilators should unionize
On March 8-9 and 17-18, McGill students employed as invigilators in the Fall 2009 term will vote on forming a collective bargaining unit within the… Read More »Invigilators should unionize
End the stigmatization of medical drugs
The word “drugs” is not a neutral term. It comes loaded with other meanings, many emerging from the discourse around the “War on Drugs” and… Read More »End the stigmatization of medical drugs
Take a hike, tuition hike!
W hen Quebec’s minister of education Michelle Courchesne announced last month that a major tuition hike for university students in Quebec was in the works,… Read More »Take a hike, tuition hike!
Where they’re needed most
Legislation hinders developing countries’ access to life-saving medicine
Burgers are better upside-down
From afar, Dilallo Burger looks like a regular burger joint, and for the most part it is. But the first clue of uniqueness would have… Read More »Burgers are better upside-down
Not your best study buddy
Why psychostimulants might do more harm than good
Stop punishing addicts
Drug policy discussions often take the form of a binary: treatment versus enforcement. Carrots and sticks. This is however, a problematic and wildly uneven binary.… Read More »Stop punishing addicts
Speaking out against military research since the ’80s
CKUT speakers discuss current policy’s failure to regulate harmful research applications
The politics of recognition
Moral decisions should not be made based on expediency
Interview with an addict
Amy G. is a recovering drug addict. During her recovery from addiction – a process that never really ends – the boundaries between counsellor and… Read More »Interview with an addict
Of art and action
Performance series aims to highlight individuals’ role in global exploitation
Newburgh elected SSMU President
TaCEQ plebiscite ruled invalid
Naked dignity
Controversial photographic exhibit explores disability and sexuality
Shakespeare and the beast within
How Shakespeare’s animality made him an everyman