Commentary

On March 8-9 and 17-18, McGill students employed as invigilators in the Fall 2009 term will vote on forming a collective bargaining unit within the… Read More »Invigilators should unionize

The American Senate Judiciary Committee weakened the mandatory minimum sentencing laws for cocaine last week. Mandatory minimum sentence laws are legislative enactments that force judges… Read More »End unbalanced drug penalties and enforcement

Re: “A turn to the dark side” | Sci+Tech | February 15

Re: “Paging Doctor Cornett” | Commentary | October 8

Referendum follows dead fish’s suit against fisherman

The notion of “reasonable accommodation” is supposed to protect the rights of minority groups. Rather than protecting them, however, “reasonable accommodation” perpetuates a privileged notion… Read More »Quebec must treat all Quebeckers equally

SASKATOON — On March 3, the Conservative government presented its new agenda in a speech from the throne. Although it was mostly about the gloomy… Read More »Change the anthem

Re: Campaigning violations pile up against presidential candidate” | News | March 4

Re: “Paging Doctor Cornett” | Commentary | October 8

Western media narratives obscure human rights abuses

Am I the only one seeing something wrong with this? So basically Palestinians needs to “behave” in order to have a partial freeze of settlements in the West Bank.

I want to make the next 12 months the year of the purple thumb. What the fuck is he talking about, you ask? Well, the… Read More »Iraq’s lesson in Canada

So here we are, another Oscar season has passed, the impressions from Sunday night’s ceremony are slowly giving away, and the passions are wearing off.… Read More »The self-indulgence of the Oscars

Li’l Hyde Parks about spreading the word, revolution, and the Superwoman

From today until Thursday, March 11, undergraduates have the opportunity to decide how important it is to them to have a diverse and constructive student… Read More »The trial of the Tribune