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I could hate the sin, but never the theatre

Murder most foul at Tuesday Night Café Theatre

Does fanaticism toward one beer mean it is truly worthy of merit?

Artist José Luis Torres dishes the dirt on displacement and nostalgia

“I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.” – Voltaire It’s 8:45 a.m. on the… Read More »Piñata diplomacy: The curious case of Geert Wilders

Administration listens to Senate on guidelines

Despite decades-old cultural barriers, English and French youth aspire to bridge the gap between “the two solitudes,” according to Creating Spaces, an innovative new report… Read More »Group kicks off franco-anglo integration project

A story by The Daily’s Shannon Kiely

Breaking down the wine-making process and its organic alternative

Musical at McGill challenges sixties ideals but remains upbeat

An article from the January 12 issue of ScienceNow, called “Are You a Moneymaker? Look at Your Hands,” discusses research that looked to draw a… Read More »Lost in transcription: Giving pseudoscience the finger

Omar Khadr remains in prison, despite Obama’s recent decision to close Guantanamo

Tales from a Montrealer’s isolating rez-less experience

I read something on the back of a toilet stall last week that made my Intro to Philosophy class look like playtime in kindergarten. It… Read More »Life Lines: Finding wisdom in the third stall from the right

Concordia film screenings put a human face on distant conflicts