Police seek to unmask protesters
Opponents rally around freedom of speech and expression
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A tale of two identities
Coming to terms with being a Lebanese Jew
Hyde Park: Introducing SSMU to the wild world of email
As I write this, I’m sitting on the National Mall in D.C., surrounded by countless young Americans, and the techie in me knows that this… Read More »Hyde Park: Introducing SSMU to the wild world of email
Waiting for the groundswell
It’s been over 40 years since the student movement’s 1960s heyday, and the image of a small core of student activists fighting ever-increasing apathy on our… Read More »Waiting for the groundswell
En ces lieux, vous faites quoi?
One family’s experience amongst northern Ontario’s forgotten francophonies
Piñata diplomacy : Barack Obama is not an indie rock band
“Cynicism is intellectual dandyism without the coxcomb’s feathers.” – George Meredith There is nothing of any import that I could possibly add to the heaps… Read More »Piñata diplomacy : Barack Obama is not an indie rock band
Ex-cinema Ex-centris
Curtains to close on Montreal’s art house theatre; a blow to the alternative film community
Police shootings connected to racial profiling
Deeper legislative structures trigger discrimination at a national level
Unpacking the Jewish cultural identity crisis
Some young diaspora Jews have strong cultural and spiritual ties to Israel, making carte blanche criticism challenging
Trans group talks out the space between [M] and [F]
Group focuses on support, safe space, and life beyond the gender dichotomy
Calm masses congregate in D.C.
WASHINGTON—As a record-breaking sea of people assembled on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Tuesday to witness the inauguration of Barack Obama, America’s 44th president,… Read More »Calm masses congregate in D.C.
Politics, faith, and toilet paper
All subjects are poetic at the Throw Slam Collective
Hyde Park: Beyond the dichotomous debate
War is a terrible thing. It comes with tears, deaths, devastation and raging fires. It comes with aghast civilians caught in fighting, dying children, rubble,… Read More »Hyde Park: Beyond the dichotomous debate
Principal defends tuition increase, travel policy at Council
The majority of international tuition goes to provincial government
Where words often fail
“A Village United Against the Wall” uses photography to confront the devastation of conflict in the Middle East