Through the 21 years that I’ve seen – unless you take out the first one to two-and-a-half, as they remain a blur – I’ve always… Read More »Aristotle’s Lackey: How suburban education brainwashes women
Dear Professor Manfredi and the Faculty of Arts Curriculum Committee: I am writing to express my disappointment upon hearing that there has been a recommendation… Read More »Open Letter: Don’t dismantle Humanistic Studies
Choose Life or choose censorship? Over the past couple weeks, I’ve had numerous close friends approach me and say “Can you believe SSMU granted club… Read More »Letters
Hipster appropriation of nerdy style leaves no pants behind
So what is a geek? Is it a pejorative term for the technologically-minded, or maybe does it just require excessive knowledge of something inglorious and… Read More »Editors’ note: Celebrating geeks
Getting to the bottom of the show’s geek mystique
Canadian singer-songwriter takes an unconventional approach to performing
There’s a urban legend about influential comics scribe Will Eisner that claims he coined the term “graphic novel.” The tale says that while pitching his… Read More »Hyde Park: Comics in the mainstream: boobs and the X-treme
Reporting independently from the frontlines of war is an increasingly rare engagement for journalists working for major international media outlets. From Iraq to Afghanistan, reporters… Read More »Middle East journalism is changing: Fisk
The Daily ventures into the Burnside basement and gets up close and personal with the McGill Science Computer Task Force
Peter Victor’s vision for a more sane economy
Students push to scrap cap on aboriginal postsecondary education funding
Un-conference uses technology to make democracy more participatory
Human Rights Watch director weighs in on the role of the international community in Rwandan and Sudanese genocides
Across the country, university student associations have been revoking club status from pro-life student groups. And while Choose Life – which SSMU Council granted full-club… Read More »Editorial: Campus is no place to limit choice