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My love is not a battlefield
E.k. Chan • January 28, 2013
If someone had asked my teenage self if I thought I’d be an a serious relationship by age twenty, I’d probably laugh and change the subject. But now, a month from my twentieth birthday, I’ve been in my first and only relationship for over two years, and I believe I… Read More
printf(Programming); // always in English?
Omar Saadeh • January 28, 2013
Looking at the prominence of English-based programming languages Read More
University to adopt permanent demonstration regulations with no approval from Senate
Lola Duffort • January 24, 2013
Province-wide union reps attend campus protest Read More
Sex and exhibitionism
Emily Saul • January 24, 2013
When my roommates and I moved into our new apartment, there was a weird black stain on the tile in front of our toilet. We put a mediocre amount of effort into attempting to remove it, but to no avail. However, the man who came to clean my apartment naked… Read More
Keeping information under wraps
Commentary • January 21, 2013
If the McGill administration gets its way, they will have the power to decide in what circumstances to be subject to access to information laws. In December, McGill filed a motion with the Commission d’accès à l’information du Québec against 14 McGill students, seeking to disregard several Access to Information… Read More
Difference as a second language
Christina Colizza • January 21, 2013
Sports, race, and class mix in a grade six basketball league Read More
In science, students fill the gap
Laurent Bastien Corbeil • January 21, 2013
U2 Physics and Math student launches lecture series Read More
McGill seeks exception from Access to Information requests
Lola Duffort • January 19, 2013
University alleges it is victim of a “complex system” Read More
100 Arts classes to be eliminated
Juan Velasquez-Buritica • January 17, 2013
Arts senator alleges cuts are punishment for Course Lecturer unionization Read More
The willow that weeps no more
Hera Chan • January 17, 2013
Τhe air was cold, sharp, biting. A medicine man was burning sage in a cleansing ceremony and a sacred fire burned in my peripheral. An elder called forth all the women who knew the Willow Song to come share their voices. In my Torontonian grade school, Canada’s history begins with… Read More
Invisible scars
Jassi Pannu • January 17, 2013
Brain-related sports injuries linked to dementia and depression Read More
Administration withdraws proposed protocol
Lola Duffort • January 17, 2013
Statement of “values” on free expression to be released Read More
Hundreds march downtown in solidarity with Idle No More
Carla Green • January 13, 2013
Mohawk Traditional Council expresses ambivalence about the movement Read More
True confessions of a gaysian queen
Kai Cheng Thom • January 10, 2013
On rape culture, victimhood, and community justice Read More
Asbestos debate rages on at the Faculty Club
Eric Andrew-Gee • January 10, 2013
American researcher attacks McGill’s asbestos investigation Read More