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During the fee opt-out campaign this year, which lasted from September 14-28, a consortium of campus groups – McGill Anatomy & Cell Biology Student Society,… Read More »QPIRG: what is it good for? A lot.

Unorthodox professor dismissed by McGill helps students reach their full potential

Re: “You have the right to remain stupid” | Letters | October 5

As The Daily went to press last Friday, we were informed that Choose Life would cancel the event called “Echoes of the Holocaust.” Over the… Read More »Editors’ Note

Re: “Tasers overused and unreliable” | News | September 24

Re: “Dress code flouted in Birks Chapel” | Compendium! | September 28

Re: Pop Montreal | Culture | September 28

We applaud SSMU Council’s decision to censure Choose Life’s event planned for this week, a talk given by anti-abortion activist Jose Ruba entitled “Echoes of… Read More »Choose Life steps over the line

I speak for many of my pro-choice colleagues when I say that we must gracefully decline Kathryn Sawyer’s invitation to be the pro-choice champion for… Read More »Seeking: a new approach to anti-abortion activism

I’m not a supporter of Choose Life, but I do agree with their right to exist on campus, as a SSMU club – or rather… Read More »You have the right to remain stupid

Choose Life is a pro-life club that seeks to promote respect for human life and human rights from conception. We believe that every loss of… Read More »Don’t deny Choose Life’s clubhood

In the article “Verdun Acquires First Industrial Composter,” (News, September 28), The Daily misattributed a quotation to Francine Morin. It was in fact Steve McLeod… Read More »Errata

Choose Life has a pattern of engaging in questionable events, including displaying photos of fetuses at the crossroads, and more recently hosting a supposedly “non-political”… Read More »I didn’t choose Choose Life

Re: “Speakers share abortion experiences” | News | September 28

I made my dad read Dave Eggers this summer. Having read A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius the summer before, I delighted in seeing him… Read More »How my father learned to swear