Can you keep a brain alive in a jar?
I n Roald Dahl’s 1966 short story, “William and Mary,” before the main character William dies of cancer, he writes his wife Mary a letter… Read More »Can you keep a brain alive in a jar?
Vanessa Racine - Media Credits
Quebec Commission levies heavy fine
Chinese immigrant workers awarded $164,000 in damages
Dancing with tradition
Brian Keast talks with some of the people behind McGill’s annual pow-wow
California students protest fee hikes
Tuition skyrockets amidst state’s financial turmoil
Diagnosis gone digital
Electronic medical assistants helpful but not always effective
Amnesty petitions for Gaza
Last Thursday, volunteers outside Berri-UQAM metro Amnesty International asked passersby to stop and sign a petition demanding an end to the Israeli military’s ongoing blockade… Read More »Amnesty petitions for Gaza
The Dark Motorcyclist rides again
Re: “Tasers overused and unreliable” | News | September 24
Zoog rambles incoherently
Re: Pop Montreal | Culture | September 28
You have the right to remain stupid
I’m not a supporter of Choose Life, but I do agree with their right to exist on campus, as a SSMU club – or rather… Read More »You have the right to remain stupid
Transgender? What does that even mean?
I’m transgender. This reality has made me view the world in ways that differ from how society portrays it, and these differences have motivated me… Read More »Transgender? What does that even mean?
Birks: Where better to fuck with the papacy?
Re: “Dress code flouted in Birks Chapel” | Compendium! | September 28
Think fast
Lecture series limits presentations to seven minutes
Portraits of abandonment
Concordia photography student’s exhibition memorializes the phantoms of the recession
Choose Life steps over the line
We applaud SSMU Council’s decision to censure Choose Life’s event planned for this week, a talk given by anti-abortion activist Jose Ruba entitled “Echoes of… Read More »Choose Life steps over the line
A peaceful paradox
Town of Mont Royal