A piece // body peace
A piece // body peace by Sally Lin
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The lived experience of law
Starting today, McGill will host the Black Law Students’ Association of Canada (BLSAC)’s national conference, entitled “Partnering For Progress and Unprecedented Possibilities.” Conference events will… Read More »The lived experience of law
The Daily’s silence on Iran
The Daily’s Statement of Principles says: “We recognize that at present power is unevenly distributed, especially (but not solely) on the basis of gender, age,… Read More »The Daily’s silence on Iran
The perils of being earnest
Acclaimed Irish writer explores the frictions that fueled Oscar Wilde
The theatrics of thought
“Socrates, is virtue teachable?” asks Meno. And so Plato’s Socratic dialogue, Meno, begins. Meno has, of course, been studied extensively. But rather than offering a… Read More »The theatrics of thought
Too fresh, too clean
“Soap” explores our society’s fear of dirt
Listening with fresh ears
Moving beyond kneejerk reactions in campus politics
MASS discusses South Africa’s world cup prospects
Accessibility, home demolition, and foreign investment among the themes addressed
City stonewalls inquiries into racial profiling
Quebec Human Rights Commission tribunals blocked by SPVM
Policing poverty
Filmmaker and ex-squeegee kid portrays the criminalization of Montreal’s homeless
A half-century of black issues at McGill, in Montreal, and in Canada
October 1958 The Daily prints a feature from the magazine Justice criticizing southern U.S. states for failing to uphold a Supreme Court decision to integrate… Read More »A half-century of black issues at McGill, in Montreal, and in Canada
The familial jungle
Dance has a difficult reputation to escape; it’s often thought of as a technically challenging, formally beautiful art form that hasn’t changed much since the… Read More »The familial jungle
The Pope’s offensive
An open letter to Benedict XVI, re: anti-discrimination laws
Hearing from home
A look at Montreal’s only Haitian radio station