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Democratic, expressive, expensive
Nicolas Boisvert-Novak • December 1, 2008
Public art provides fodder for a thousand Facebook albums Read More
Giving the students what they want
Ryan Mackellar • December 1, 2008
Redpath shawarma server moves his beacon of light to St. Laurent Read More
Thanks to all our contributors this semester!
admin • December 1, 2008
Erica Adelson, Zoya Aleem, Julie Alsop, Laura Anderson, Juli Atallah, Kelley Baldwin, Ian Beattie, Francesca Bianco, Jacqueline Bird, Chelsea Blazer, Sophie Busby, Nicolas Boisvert-Novak, Benjamin Brown, Nicholas Cameron, Emily Clare, Maeve Clougherty, Madeline Coleman, Jillian Croucher, Victoria DiPlacido, Dana Drori, Sara Duplancic, April Engelberg, Alyssa Favreau, Rebecca Feigelsohn, Sarah Fegelman,… Read More
Reading between the lines of a glass book
admin • December 1, 2008
Tim Clark’s “Reading The Limits” interprets philosophy through art Read More
Two wheels good, four wheels bad?
admin • December 1, 2008
Leah Pires deconstructs the fraught relationship between cyclists and motorists Read More
Kanye West: the centre of his own universe
admin • December 1, 2008
Alexander Ostroff traces the meteoric rise of a hip hop superstar Read More
AIDS policy lecture night features head of McGill AIDS Centre
admin • December 1, 2008
Last Wednesday, Dr. Mark Wainberg outlined what he believes to be the key policy decisions the Canadian government should make to mitigate the impacts of HIV/AIDS. His policy suggestions included creating more safe injection sites, expanding health education, and increasing aid to developing countries hit hardest by the pandemic, as… Read More
An exercise in melancholy
Braden Goyette • December 1, 2008
Alienation and loneliness ring hollow in Seven Openings of the Head Read More
Highway to nowhere
admin • December 1, 2008
David Adams Richards’s “great Canadian novel” is anything but Read More
Culture Briefs
admin • December 1, 2008
Alternative approaches Often more renowned for stifling creativity than supporting it, McGill has rarely been seen as the vanguard of artistic endeavour. But Professor Alanna Thain’s Alternative Approaches to Media class is changing all that. After beating the odds and registering for the course in last year’s registration feeding frenzy,… Read More
Culture brief: Christmas choral
admin • November 24, 2008
Imagine silvery snow sweeping across the streets of Montreal, past the Christmas tree down McGill College, caught in the hair of a young girl clad in red humming a familiar tune. “…wish you a Merry Christmas, we wish you a Merry Christmas…” Somehow the holiday spirit has already descended on… Read More
Musical fusion in full sail
admin • November 24, 2008
Flotilla blends eclectic influences from their corner of the Plateau Read More
Loneliness loves company
admin • November 24, 2008
Casiotone For The Painfully Alone aims for the universal and unglamourous Read More
Blood and belonging
admin • November 24, 2008
Swedish-American director Tomas Alfredson considers what happens when boy meets vampire Read More