Slice-of-life, served cold
Dave Lapp’s detached vignettes lack direction
Sections
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
A game of chance
Students’ gambling addictions compromise academics, social lives, relationships
Family matters
Researchers find family rejection a predictor of negative health outcomes in LGB youth
Tell SSMU what you want
In the past, McGill has seen many heated debates about the issues facing students and society. So far this year, campus has been quieter than… Read More »Tell SSMU what you want
Principal talks tuition, research
Munroe-Blum takes positive attitude towards contentious campus issues
News brief
Journal de Montréal workers fight for contract Abating fears of a lockout after two months of stalled talks, employees of the Journal de Montréal –… Read More »News brief
Letters: Vacuum existence, hippies, apartheid, Masi, Ann Coulter, cats, and pills
I’m so over it, really Re: “Women in red rated sexier” | Sci+Tech | Nov. 17 I’m sick of the pursuit of knowledge being framed… Read More »Letters: Vacuum existence, hippies, apartheid, Masi, Ann Coulter, cats, and pills
Giving the students what they want
Redpath shawarma server moves his beacon of light to St. Laurent
Reading between the lines of a glass book
Tim Clark’s “Reading The Limits” interprets philosophy through art