I write in response to concerns raised in Slawomir Poplawski’s article (“Town halls a sham unless backed by more than rhetoric,” Commentary, January 27) about… Read More »Defending diversity, excellence, community engagement
A recent National Post editorial (“Women’s studies is still with us,” January 26) indicates a troubling and widespread attitude about feminism: the false perception that… Read More »The end of herstory
Members of Hillel and SPHR debate ethical investments at McGill
QPIRG opt-out campaign is hypocritical
Anti-abortion organizations have no place on campus
The basic principles behind a winter comfort food
Dear campus activists who’ve opposed Choose Life this year: The kids behind Choose Life are in the minority here. They are small in numbers and,… Read More »Stay classy, pro-choice crowd
After reading “Haven Books: a cheap alternative” by Ben Paris (Commentary, January 11), my staff and I felt compelled to address the errors and misinformation… Read More »Setting the record straight on the Bookstore
The National Post’s recent editorial on Women’s Studies is a case study of the drivel usually spouted by the institutions that undergird heterosexual patriarchy. The… Read More »Oppression? Forgetaboutit!
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Last Monday, the Adoptees of Color Roundtable released a statement justly criticizing the discourse around the adoption of Haitian orphans. The oft-repeated desire to “adopt… Read More »Hold off on the Haitian adoptions
Re: “Pierogies and pleasantries in Mile End” | Culture | January 28
The Supreme Court’s ruling against ordering the repatriation of Omar Khadr does not absolve the federal government of its responsibility to ensure Khadr’s return to… Read More »Harper: respect human rights