GA motion referred to committee
The controversial motion to abolish the General Assembly, authored by SSMU President Zach Newburgh, was referred to a committee after a Council vote
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Zach Newburgh must resign
A statement from the editorial board.
Nutrition for (almost) nothing
Health-conscious grocery shopping on a student budget
Re-contextualizing the classroom
Shannon Palus on critical pedagogy, and one McGill proponent
SSMU divided over GA motion
Criticism over lack of transparency mounts before Council session
On the subject of GA reform
Stop the vicious cycle before it begins
In recognition of Black History Month
In February 1996, Canada celebrated its first Black History Month. The original idea was presented to Parliament by MP Jean Augustine, the first black woman… Read More »In recognition of Black History Month
Campus unions sign statement of solidarity
Administration says it won’t effect negotiation process
Not just a load of bull
Ph.D. candidate establishes an online review for McGill’s literati
New security contract now in effect
Board of Governors yet to approve contract amid legal challenges facing Sweden-based security company
Bizarre finds
Ciné-Bazar returns for its four year with some interesting new media.
Attempts On Her Life
TNC’s last show for the season creates, engages, and disturbs
Bill to streamline export of AIDS medication
Stiff opposition cites possible intellectual property violations
Masculine military muscle
Discharged American soldier Steven Green is currently attempting to repeal a life-sentence for his participation in the gang-rape and murder of a 14-year-old Iraqi girl… Read More »Masculine military muscle
In search of heritage
Black History Month reclaims black Canadian experience