Hyde Park: Research is an academic matter, and travel is not tourism
An open letter to Morton Mendelson against the new travel directive
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Thank you
The Daily’s News Editors would like to thank all of our contributors this semester. This paper would be nothing without each and every one of… Read More »Thank you
Kanye West: the centre of his own universe
Alexander Ostroff traces the meteoric rise of a hip hop superstar
Life lines: Don’t let the dentist pull your blissful ignorance
Say what you will about a university education – gateway to the future, reason for our society’s success, palpable deterrent to crime – but you… Read More »Life lines: Don’t let the dentist pull your blissful ignorance
Security busts snoozing students
As sleepy students pile into the library this exam season, they are likely to be confronted by campus security guards waking them up if they… Read More »Security busts snoozing students
Gutteral mind: The canonization of porn
Making the case for sex as artistic expression
Quebec Bar permitted to intervene in Charkaoui hearing
Public trial continues despite lack of adequate CSIS evidence
“Three cups of coffee a day can make your breasts shrink” – but not quite
Decoding a new study which links coffee, breast size, and breast cancer
Students tightly split on ancillary fees
While SSMU’s three referendum questions on student fees failed to reach quorum, results indicated that students are willing to pay to improve services through the… Read More »Students tightly split on ancillary fees
Democratic, expressive, expensive
Public art provides fodder for a thousand Facebook albums
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