The blood drive debate has burned hot on our campus for the last couple years. Over much dispute, in November 2006 SSMU Council banned blood… Read More »Without policy changes, blood drives threaten campus space
For the last three years, The Daily has opened my eyes to the plight of the forgotten and downtrodden. From the struggles of indie musicians… Read More »Hyde Park: Save the world’s CEOs!
Overall incompetence from a random frosh leader RE: “Doing justice to the new New Rez” | Commentary | Sept. 18 Oh hi. Allow me to… Read More »Letters: Love. From a frosh leader; to a U3 science student.
The Daily is pro-union, and pro-student initiatives that recognize flawed systems and seek to fix them. But we’re holding back on the praise for AMUSE,… Read More »Editorial: We like AMUSE, with qualifications
Daily outed as copyrighted hypocrite RE: “Copyright this” | Commentary; “Creative Commons: some rights reserved” | Culture | Sept. 15, 2008 Despite two pieces in… Read More »Letter
Today, it seems everyone has to have an opinion on everything. But that’s not a bad thing. New media has resulted in a communicative democracy… Read More »Hyde Park: Picketing is nice, but use your brain first
Christopher Leo Point A debate has arisen in Ontario that cuts to the core of staunchly held conceptions of morality and individual rights. This summer,… Read More »Hyde Park: Must doctors perform procedures they deem immoral?
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Concordia University recently banned Facebook on campus computers with wired connections, citing security concerns including spam, viruses, phishing (soliciting confidential information under false pretenses), and… Read More »Editorial: Another ban that shouldn’t be
Smelling pee vs. saving the environment Re: “McGill takes first steps in male washrooms toward a sustainable campus” | News | Sept. 15, 2008 It… Read More »Letters: Piss, tuition, and the many faces of Manosij
University of Utah law professor John Tehranian found an average American commits an average of 83 infringements of copyright – exposing themselves to criminal charges… Read More »Editorial: Copyright this
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