Culture briefs
Cats and dogs Pop quiz: if an alley cat and a street dog met at midday in Park La Fontaine, who would win in a… Read More »Culture briefs
Cats and dogs Pop quiz: if an alley cat and a street dog met at midday in Park La Fontaine, who would win in a… Read More »Culture briefs
Greening McGill initiative supports Montreal and regional food producers
Kelly Symons navigates the road from career woman, to single student mother
More than a decade after the overdose of their first singer, Blind Melon returns with a new vocalist – then fires him
SSMU co-sponsored event little more than a propaganda session on Israeli apartheid
What: The gift that keeps on giving, ‘til it’s gobbled up of course – our Out-of-the-box Cake. How much: $5-10 (if you have none of… Read More »Friends with food: How to bake outside the box
Global AIDS Week at McGill aims to clear up clichés
Administrators claim universities are protected from drastic losses
It is generally accepted that higher incomes are associated with better health outcomes; as far as mortality goes, it isn’t hard to make the connection… Read More »In search of Montreal’s greener side
Student societies falter in providing high quality bilingual communication services
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
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
McGill’s Savoy Society present comedic opera The Yeomen of the Guard
Waiting for the “future Iraq” in Life After the Fall