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High noon in Hollywood
L.G.H. • March 21, 2013
Surprisingly subversive acid-Western Johnny Guitar Read More
An ugly cover and unclear endorsements
Austin Lloyd • March 21, 2013
A response to Monday’s SSMU elections special Read More
A Tale of Two Cops
Kai Cheng Thom • March 14, 2013
On the police state, the justice system, and building safe communities Read More
No justice, no peace, no burnout
Mona Luxion • March 14, 2013
Ten tips for dealing with the cops when protesting Read More
Peshawar to London
L.G.H. • February 28, 2013
Michael Winterbottom’s hyper-realistic look at two refugees’ journey Read More
A field guide to activism
Mona Luxion • February 21, 2013
The whats and wherefores of trying to change the world Read More
The people behind fundamentalism
Elena Dugan • February 21, 2013
Why we can’t separate individuals from context Read More
Stop only focusing on the problems
Austin Lloyd • February 21, 2013
The Daily should also look at solutions Read More
Divest McGill stages break-up with fossil fuels
Hera Chan • February 18, 2013
On Valentine’s Day, 14 activists from Divest McGill – a student group responsible for orchestrating the fossil fuel and tar sands divestment campaign at McGill – gathered outside the Shatner building at 1 p.m. with large neon pink hearts and smaller hand-written humorous notes breaking up with unclean energy industries. Read More
Next top model minority
Kai Cheng Thom • February 14, 2013
On migration, assimilation, and resisting colonization through solidarity Read More
The killing ga(y)ze
Kai Cheng Thom • January 28, 2013
On rage, voicelessness, and the idiocy of objectivity Read More
Heroes and villains
Austin Lloyd • January 24, 2013
Losing sight of the whole truth in search of a narrative Read More