McGill net security, our digital Big Brother
Decoding the “black box” of computer surveillance
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So long, SSMUshies…
Kay Turner President Turner jumped into 2008-2009 with many challenges ahead of her. She was forced to implement the outgoing Council’s decision to hand over… Read More »So long, SSMUshies…
Consumers fishing for a healthy diet
Canadian scientists question the sustainability of recommending fish intake
The Conversationalist: Don’t call me molecule: a glimpse into law and nature
While I know that humans are more complex than molecules – in that molecules lack such important human characteristics as consciousness, agency, reason, and so… Read More »The Conversationalist: Don’t call me molecule: a glimpse into law and nature
Telescope scans the galaxy for Earth-like planets
Exoplanets detected using data from gravitational disturbances and luminosity
Public Editor: Some solutions to The Daily’s marginalization problem
“In my first year, I read The Daily all the time and loved how it explored all the cultural and social justice issues I cared… Read More »Public Editor: Some solutions to The Daily’s marginalization problem
British MP denounces Canada ban, addresses Concordia via videolink
Government claims Galloway is a national threat
Khmer Rouge war criminals stand trial 30 years later
McGill expert Frederic Megret discusses the signifiicance of the UN-Cambodian tribunal
AMUSE targets non-academic casuals in next bid
Students criticize organizers’ tactics
Hyde Park: Alternative media amplifies diverse voices
Grassroots media, including campus radio, offer a vital alternative to the homogenous mainstream, especially in Canada, where a clutch of corporations own most of our… Read More »Hyde Park: Alternative media amplifies diverse voices
Hyde Park: Let’s talk about residence issues
We write this letter to express the concerns we share as five Residence Academic Staff members (floor fellows). Although we have been in constant conversation… Read More »Hyde Park: Let’s talk about residence issues
Speaking up for the city Montrealers want
Citizen’s Summit aims to increase participation in local structures
Friends with Food: How to impress your parents
What: Impressive calzones How much? The dough uses ingredients that should be lying around; it’ll cost you maybe $20 max for the fillings Why? Because… Read More »Friends with Food: How to impress your parents
Hyde Park: Thinking against your bias
The longevity and complexity of the Arab-Israeli conflict, along with the contention it arouses when discussed, have always interested me and made me to want… Read More »Hyde Park: Thinking against your bias
Evo education
Panelists consider science in Islamic states