Refused homeless get new beds
Program likely to end in the spring when funding dries up
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Friends with food: How to make breakfast for champions
What: The frittata (tatata). How much:$2.59 for a carton of large eggs, plus whatever fillings you want. Why: Because the most important meal of the… Read More »Friends with food: How to make breakfast for champions
Montreal crime drops
Band-aid solutions don’t address root causes of crime, say critics
Humanitarians can’t afford to be neutral
Dr. James Orbinski’s memoir questions crimes of inaction
Culture brief: Art around the clock
A week-long celebration of all things “art” – with performances, screenings, competitions, and more – kicked off on campus Monday with poetry and music, and… Read More »Culture brief: Art around the clock
Cinema on the edge
Marie Brassard’s provocative selections explore the fringe of German film
Piñata Diplomacy: Tadamon! is no paragon
“Allah will sooner or later punish those who transgress the rights of innocents.” – Turkish PM Recep Erdogan I did not closely follow the debate… Read More »Piñata Diplomacy: Tadamon! is no paragon
Life Lines: This year, read beyond the bearded cover
“In the course of history, men with facial hair have been ascribed various attributes such as wisdom and knowledge, sexual virility, or high social status…”… Read More »Life Lines: This year, read beyond the bearded cover
Slice-of-life, served cold
Dave Lapp’s detached vignettes lack direction
Get lost in a good bookstore
A guide to finding books with personality in Montreal
We’re back, with a new look
Editors’ note
What’s the haps
Speaking out on the environment Tuesday, January 13, 5 p.m. Thomson House Restaurant, 3650 McTavish As part of PGSS Green month, listen to Dr. Joe… Read More »What’s the haps
AMUSE puts its chips in
Undergraduate union collects enough signatures for accreditation
Better brews could improve SnowAP
This year’s big white tent hopes to make a financial turnaround
Indyclass takes off
Students seek greater role in their own education