The calm after the storm
New York’s former top escort reflects on the business, the media circus, and her life back home in Montreal
Sections
Ski team cash-strapped under tiered system
Intercollegiate structural review process could redefine club-team funding criteria
Canada ignores missing aboriginal women
Colonial policies leave communities susceptible to violence
Walking the thin line
A student shares her struggle with anorexia, and elucidates the grim realities of this mental illness
Epic battles and lovers’ quarrels
Crossover comic Scott Pilgrim tempers graphic violence with indie romance
Editorial: Learning from Sunday’s violence
Two-hundred-twenty-one people were arrested at the anti-police brutality protest Sunday. Much of the coverage of the event has centred around the violent actions of protesters,… Read More »Editorial: Learning from Sunday’s violence
A history of blandness
Local play links politics with personal life, but ultimately disappoints
Laughing in the face of death
Pascal Girard’s autobiographical graphic novel pushes comic book boundaries
Concordia gets First Peoples major
New bachelor degree open to native and non-native students
Taking life one couch at a time
The Daily investigates frugal living close to campus
Hyde Park: A sunny Sunday spent denouncing the police
It was a spectacular Sunday afternoon as my sisters and I were preparing to head over to the 13th annual demonstration against police brutality. We… Read More »Hyde Park: A sunny Sunday spent denouncing the police
Gutteral mind: This bum’s on fire
There’s this scene in Miranda July’s Me and You and Everyone We Know where two brothers are joking around in a chat room, trying to… Read More »Gutteral mind: This bum’s on fire
Friends with Food: How to feed your your inner D-leaguer
What? McGill Pasta (not to be confused with McGill Pizza) How much? $7-10 for cheese and cream and then all your basic ingredients. If you… Read More »Friends with Food: How to feed your your inner D-leaguer
News Brief: Humanistic studies continues
McGill’s Humanistic studies undergraduate degree will likely continue as a fixture of the University’s curriculum, but Dean of Arts Christopher Manfredi is planning major changes… Read More »News Brief: Humanistic studies continues
Aristotle’s Lackey: Emerging from the nostalgia of Pakistan’s past
In March of 1999, I stepped out of the Allama Iqbal International Airport, in Lahore, Pakistan, greeted by long-lost family members and a barrage of… Read More »Aristotle’s Lackey: Emerging from the nostalgia of Pakistan’s past