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THE YEAR IN REVIEW

News • April 2, 2011

2010 SEPTEMBER Frosh Frosh season never goes by without some flak, and this year was no exception. Management Undergraduate Society Frosh planned a tribal frosh that drew accusations of racism and cultural insensitivity for its overt thematization of indigineous culture: MUS president Céline Junke apologized online, and the theme was… Read More

Coalition rallying to close Quebec’s only nuclear plant

Henry Gass • April 2, 2011

Nuclear Safety Commission to review Hydro-Québec’s proposed refurbishments Read More

McGill professors fight sensationalizing of Japan disaster

Mari Galloway • April 2, 2011

Slow response, insufficient resources blamed for misrepresentations in Western media Read More

Abaki announces longer winter break

Maya Shoukri • April 2, 2011

The penultimate meeting of SSMU Legislative Council took place last Thursday, where VP University Affairs Joshua Abaki announced that the 2011-2012 winter break will be extended for McGill students. Students will not return to class until January 9. To allow for this, evening exams will be administered during the final… Read More

Quebec sovereigntist website condemned for anti-semitism

Vicky Tobianah • April 2, 2011

Vigile.net received over $1,000 in donations from PQ Read More

SUS criticized over treatment of candidates

News • April 2, 2011

Management of the recent Science Undergraduate Society (SUS) election has resulted in allegations of unfair treatment of candidates. Two current SUS executives, President Dara Djafarian and VP Academic Heather Johnson, acted as Chief Returning Officers (CROs) after the resignation of the appointed CRO, Andaleeb Shariff. Shariff resigned from her position… Read More

PGSS votes to increase health services fee

News • April 2, 2011

On March 25, McGill’s graduate students approved two referendum questions that will enact major changes to the PGSS health and dental plan and raise the student fee to improve service at McGill Mental Health Services (MMHS). The health plan costs will rise 14 per cent to a total of $413.50… Read More

Repairs, not reconstruction, for Champlain Bridge

Jordan Venton-Rublee • April 2, 2011

Project takes on new role as election campaign begins Read More

Student equity panel condemns “Too Asian?” article

Eric Wen • April 2, 2011

Maclean’s says incident is “all in the past” despite calls for funding cuts from community groups Read More

#ssmupocalypse

News • April 2, 2011

The Daily's News team reflects on this year's SSMU executive Read More

Meet your local candidates

News • April 2, 2011

Who you are actually voting for Read More

Carlos Fuentes: fighting drug cartels will not solve problems

Jane Gatensby • April 2, 2011

Nobel Prize nominee speaks to McGill about law and literature Read More

The 2011 campaign trail comes to Montreal

News • April 2, 2011

Election campaigning begins with action-packed first week Read More

McGill alumnus versus Héma-Québec

Henry Gass • April 2, 2011

Adrian Lomaga says Quebec blood bank’s deferral policy regarding homosexuals is discriminatory Read More

Concordia elections marred by controversy

Mari Galloway • April 2, 2011

Students allege that campaign violations were ignored, campus media was vandalized Read More