Fight the hikes: march on November 10
For decades, the Quebec student movement has been among the most active in the country. At the same time, Quebec students have enjoyed the lowest… Read More »Fight the hikes: march on November 10
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Plastic fantastic
Has this polymer’s reputation been stretched out of proportion?
Letters
Learning beyond the classroom Dear Editors, Universities are often criticized as an ivory tower, an exclusive institution that is not only separate from, but that… Read More »Letters
The bullshit detector
Why scepticism is a necessary application of the scientific method
Runner’s high
The rewards outweigh the risks of running a marathon
The big picture on voting ‘YES’ to QPIRG
One student explains why your excuses won’t cut it
Council votes to sign the MoA, holds off on signing lease for Shatner
132 student clubs to undergo name changes at request of McGill administration
Editor’s Note
The Daily strongly encourages all members of the Arts Undergraduate Society (including Arts & Science students!) to attend the AUS General Assembly on Tuesday, November… Read More »Editor’s Note
Dear Munroe-Blum
Letters to the principal
Art: a cure for the crisis
YAHAnet gets creative in the fight against HIV/AIDS
Bilingualism gets stage fright
A theatre school tries to untangle Canada’s language politics
Catching the wave
Tidal energy is a kind of hydropower that converts the energy of the rise and fall of sea levels caused by tidal movements into useful… Read More »Catching the wave
Concordia students vote in favour of November 10 student strike
Quebec students set to protest tuition increases on provincial day of action
Illness intrudes on our everyday language
“He was being so weird, it was creepy. There’s definitely something wrong with him…maybe he has Asperger’s or something.” I overheard this conversation earlier this… Read More »Illness intrudes on our everyday language
Closing the distance
A neurosurgeon uses technology to reduce disparities in medical care and education in remote areas