Aristotle’s lackey: The mesmerizing commute
I ran. I wasn’t in a rush, but everyone behind me was, and I hate being “that walker” everyone dreams of curbstomping. Within a few… Read More »Aristotle’s lackey: The mesmerizing commute
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Camo sparks debate over police image
Working without a contract for two years, police union uses camo pants in a new phase of pressure tactics
CNR-Mohawk lawsuit
Local activists are opposing a Canadian National Rail (CNR) lawsuit against three Mohawk nation activists from the Tyendinaga territory involved in the blockades of two… Read More »CNR-Mohawk lawsuit
Culture Briefs
Modern meanderings “Enfin Vous Zestes” (“Finally You Are”) is critically acclaimed modern choreographer Louise Bédard’s latest creation. Having found inspiration in works by Canadian painter… Read More »Culture Briefs
Mediocre at St. Anna
Spike Lee’s WWII flick falters
Piñata diplomacy: Sittin’ and hopin’ for change
“We’re going to wait a few minutes for stragglers.” My seat neighbour and I exchanged a few quips about the “fierce urgency” of the next… Read More »Piñata diplomacy: Sittin’ and hopin’ for change
Course packs go digital through library
Publishers still reluctant to grant digital distribution rights to company that negotiates copyright
McGill pushes independent politician off campus
David Sommers Rovins, an independent candidate running in the riding of Westmount–Ville-Marie in the upcoming federal election, butted heads with the McGill administration this week… Read More »McGill pushes independent politician off campus
News brief: U.S. war resister can stay in Canada for now
U.S. war resister can stay in Canada for now Iraq war resister Jeremy Hinzman and his family were granted a last-ditch reprieve from their scheduled… Read More »News brief: U.S. war resister can stay in Canada for now
Poetry without borders
English department speaker series brings creative writing to McGill
Meet the big kids on campus
The Daily gives you a rundown on the five Post-Graduate Student Society
New nano-tech tracks and kills cancer cells
Recently developed cancer-targeting nano-particles promise better cancer therapy, and a different experience at the doctor’s office. Administered to the body in doses of billions, each… Read More »New nano-tech tracks and kills cancer cells
Stars hide your fires, let McGill see your space desires
Theatre groups face flawed booking systems and steep prices to perform