Free fallin’
Skydive destigmatizes disability through theatre
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Referendum period opens one question short
It was after midnight when SSMU Council came to their 18- 5 vote against calling for Dick Pound’s resignation as McGill Chancellor due to his… Read More »Referendum period opens one question short
Beginning to see the light
A brief history of architecture and illumination
What’s the haps
Cinema Politica – Radiant City Tuesday, November 18, 8 p.m. Room 101, 3475 Peel McGill’s Cinema Politica screens the film Radiant City, which examines modern… Read More »What’s the haps
A musical meal
Culture Brief
Life Lines: Breaking our profane Morse code
Surveying the colourful spectrum of newspaper writers, you’ll come across everything from self-aware critical essays to flamboyant, roller coaster-type pieces, and it’s often hard to… Read More »Life Lines: Breaking our profane Morse code
Bushmeat brings disease from African jungles
Monkeys slaughtered for food may carry diseases dangerous to humans
Screen Scrutiny: An incomprehensible success
The Big Sleep leaves you pleasantly in the dark
En français, s’il vous plait
Student societies falter in providing high quality bilingual communication services
Audit sizes up SSMU’s carbon footprint
A quote on SSMU’s environmental web site sums it up: “After an entire summer of research, and two fall months of writing, [the audit] is… Read More »Audit sizes up SSMU’s carbon footprint
Women in red rated sexier
Does red turn you on? Some scientists say yes. At the University of Rochester, Andrew Elliot, professor of psychology, and Daniela Neista, post-doctoral fellow, demonstrated… Read More »Women in red rated sexier
The greatest hits of the 1880s
McGill’s Savoy Society present comedic opera The Yeomen of the Guard
Life after Saddam
Waiting for the “future Iraq” in Life After the Fall