Bursting the bubble: Mind the gap
Priam Poulton-McGraw steps into an often-overlooked urban microcosm
Priam Poulton-McGraw steps into an often-overlooked urban microcosm
It’s hard not to be in perpetual worry. On top of the normal anxieties of confused, twentysomething university students, we’ve now got to grapple with… Read More »Flimsy futures: existential anxiety at eco-minded photo exhibit
Postsecondary education plan to be financed by shelving corporate tax cuts
Publisher finds critique of Sarah Palin too vindictive
Thursday 16 October, 7 p.m., and Friday 17 October, 3:15 p.m. at Ex-Centris Israeli director Ari Folman describes his new film, Waltz with Bashir, as… Read More »Nouveau Cinema: Waltz with Bashir
Queer McGill should recognize power struggles Re: “Queer McGill should evaluate its legacy” | Commentary | Oct. 6 The institutionalized and systemic oppression that queers… Read More »Letters: Thoughts on LGBT and military stories; the crime of skateboarding
About 40 students listened to Justin Trudeau discuss his political roots and hopes for the upcoming election last week at McGill. The 36-year-old McGill alumnus… Read More »Trudeau tells all at McGill
Voices of other Canadian groups muffled by students’ societies
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Regular orgasms can lengthen your life – or so it seems. Many studies, conducted from the seventies to present, indicate that an energetic sex life… Read More »An orgasm a day keeps the doctor away
The University’s need to know its students’ legal genders is offending queer advocacy groups on campus, who say the options of only conventional definitions of… Read More »McGill’s gender definitions alienate students
Suddenly, it’s that time of year again. The General Assembly (GA) posters are up, the weather is turning shitty, and Pop Montreal is but a… Read More »ENDORSEMENT: Let’s go to the GA