Not looking for another revolution
Canadian correspondent Patrick Brown pairs contemporary China with his own personal struggles
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News brief: International tuition hikes opposed
Int’l tuition hikes opposed Over 30 students from different Quebec universities protested the provincial deregulation of international tuition outside of the Quebec City summit of… Read More »News brief: International tuition hikes opposed
Culture briefs
Obsession and insanity Take a break from midterms this week and enjoy some free movies on campus! A film festival featuring three of German director… Read More »Culture briefs
Should parents choose their child’s sexual orientation?
Steven Aylward and Sean Hayward POINT Recent medical findings suggest that hormone levels in the womb during development have a strong effect on the eventual… Read More »Should parents choose their child’s sexual orientation?
What’s the haps
Peace Talks and Israel’s Control of Palestine Monday, October 20, 7 p.m. QPIRG building, 3647 University Jesse Rosenfeld, a McGill graduate in International Development Studies,… Read More »What’s the haps
Piñata diplomacy: Not your grandmother’s socialist revolution
It almost seems as if “they” planned this recent global economic collapse to coincide with the ubiquitous U.S. presidential election. While all of us were… Read More »Piñata diplomacy: Not your grandmother’s socialist revolution
Why Harper didn’t win
Hyde Park
Travel directive to restrain research
Sweeping guidelines make politically-sensitive areas off-limits to students, but not faculty
Letter: SSMU should grant pro-life group official club status
SSMU should grant pro-life group official club status Re: “Pro-life group seeks SSMU club status” | News | Oct. 6 I’m just writing to encourage… Read More »Letter: SSMU should grant pro-life group official club status
Polar opposites
A summer in Nunavik teaches Graeme Burrows about Inuit education, and why many northern First Nations students aren’t pursuing postsecondary degrees
A summer spent installing sheet metal
In Part II of The Daily’s admittedly overdue series on shitty summer jobs, Katie Burrell brings you the inside take on drinking dollar beers, watching locals snort coke and dance to country music, and moving 500-pound furnances in “Canada’s Worst To
Harassment policy reviewed
SACOMSS hopes survivors can appeal policy decisions
HYDE PARK: Trib Blindness article uninformed
Film critique a perfect example why the National Federation of the Blind continues to fight derogatory accounts of blind people in the media
Life Lines: Make the love choice
Here’s the funny part about love: it can often be very, very blatantly, fatally, unpredictably not funny. As not funny as an old lady being… Read More »Life Lines: Make the love choice
Jay Reatard: musically challenged
Garage rock posterbaby throws another fit