Bee movie
Bee movie, the script
Bee movie, the script
Forever sitting in the back of the room, the prescient shit disturber arouses an array of emotions in his more starch-collared comrades. Pity, scorn, quiet… Read More »Public Editor: The Public Editor visits the Daily’s back pages
Faculty members, post-graduates bring funding woes to Munroe-Blum
To help you naviagate the Students’ Society of McGill University maze, we offer for your amusement a breakdown of the exec positions, and some issues… Read More »The Daily presents: Your guide to the SSMU elections
Despite the high-minded talk, debating isn’t about right or wrong answers. It’s about making your opponent look bad. I say this with the shameful authority… Read More »You Are Here: Karate chops and boxer shorts at the SSMU debates
[Correction appended] Nuit Blanche comes to the Shatner building tonight, with the Arts Undergraduate Society (AUS)’s Fine Arts Council promising four floors of live mural-painting,… Read More »Nuit Blanche hits Shatner tonight
With campaign week in full swing, we’d like to take a few moments to explain to you, dear Daily readers, what we’re asking you to… Read More »Hyde Park: Vote Yes for The Daily
Alumni argue against administration’s decision to force referendum question
City of Men, the loosely-defined sequel to 2002’s City of God, takes us back to Dead End Hill, one of the many slums in Rio… Read More »Favela drama turns melodrama in Paulo Morelli’s City of Men
Saturday’s events to bring attention to abuse of live-in caregivers, police brutality
Our jet-setting principal has been spending much of her time fundraising for Campaign McGill. The Daily got a few minutes out of her busy schedule… Read More »Munroe-Blum talks underfunding, food services
Each year, The Daily interviews the crop of SSMU candidates for your reading pleasure. We ask each candidate for each position the same questions, and… Read More »SSMU exec wannabes vie for power
The Link’s Alex Chinien takes a second look at the file-sharing furor
Computer-simulated evolution can lead to unexpected solutions
Four years after a Canadian-supported coup d’état deposed Haitian President Aristide, two journalists assess the damage