Masked racism
The continuing risks of racial anthropology
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The most expensive sugar pills money can buy
Exploring the failings of homeopathic medicine
A sit down with Dr. Joe
McGill professor Joe Schwarcz talks research, publishing, and teaching chemistry
Working under the covers
Erin Hudson penetrates Montreal’s porn scene
Private Quebec companies apply to sponsor metro line
STM offers exclusive advertising contracts to increase revenue
Newburgh deceived Ivies
SSMU President speaks to The Daily
Rebelling with a cause
Tiana Reid explores the past, present, and future of counterculture
The futAr of modern art
Amir Baradaran uses Augmented Reality to bring the Mona Lisa to life and challenge the notion of French identity
Students polled on GA
Only 84 students responded to the survey, the majority of whom were from the Faculty of Arts. Dallas Bentley, SSMU communications and publications manager, said SSMU has yet to formally organize the data
McGill engineers tackle sustainable energy
Engineering Career Centre subsidized student networking trips to Calgary
The case for medicare
International students should be able to buy into Quebec’s provincial health plan
CRTC accused of nepotism
Controversy arises over possible favoritism in the CRTC
GA voting recommendations
The Editorial Board’s voting recommendations for the upcoming GA motions
English school board considers grade 12
Students looking to stay in Quebec for university could have alternative to CEGEP
Organizing against legal invasion
Professor Adrienne Hurley explores the U.S. military’s impact on Guam, in a V-Day discussion event