Giving the students what they want
Redpath shawarma server moves his beacon of light to St. Laurent
Redpath shawarma server moves his beacon of light to St. Laurent
Tim Clark’s “Reading The Limits” interprets philosophy through art
Located in Vancouver, Insite is North America’s first and only safe injection site. Since it opened in 2003, nearly 10,000 individuals have visited the facility… Read More »Point/Counterpoint: Safe injection sites
Administrators hope that integration increases portability, choices
Last Wednesday, Dr. Mark Wainberg outlined what he believes to be the key policy decisions the Canadian government should make to mitigate the impacts of… Read More »AIDS policy lecture night features head of McGill AIDS Centre
The major Canadian airlines will be required to offer disabled and obese passengers a second seat at no charge if required for medical reasons. The… Read More »Disabled airline passengers get a second seat
Nikki Bozinoff and Jamie Lundine unpack the implications of male circumcision as potential HIV prevention
Alternative approaches Often more renowned for stifling creativity than supporting it, McGill has rarely been seen as the vanguard of artistic endeavour. But Professor Alanna… Read More »Culture Briefs
SSMU-organized event brings six party hopefuls to campus
Action Démocratique (ADQ) Party leader: Mario Dumont Playing on the fears of xenophobic Quebeckers, Dumont rose to leader of the official opposition 20 months ago,… Read More »Synthesizing the Quebec election: parties and platforms
A new way to create diamonds could change the world
“You got time, you got time,” a student nervously repeated as he watched his teammate work a joystick that maneuvered a small robot around a… Read More »Every robot for itself
But can we blame him?
Erica Adelson, Zoya Aleem, Julie Alsop, Laura Anderson, Juli Atallah, Kelley Baldwin, Ian Beattie, Francesca Bianco, Jacqueline Bird, Chelsea Blazer, Sophie Busby, Nicolas Boisvert-Novak, Benjamin… Read More »Thanks to all our contributors this semester!
David Adams Richards’s “great Canadian novel” is anything but