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The Cooperstock controversy: professor’s allegations cast doubt on academic integrity
A McGill professor’s broadcast last week of the University’s questionable exoneration of two students who he charged with plagiarism has ignited skepticism about McGill’s investment… Read More »The Cooperstock controversy: professor’s allegations cast doubt on academic integrity
Students unite to take back campus
Bike protestors flow against traffic in support of prioritizing cyclists’ right to ride
Fleas, please
Twelve musicians from Brooklyn mumble their way though postmodern romance
Letters: money, drugs, and Red Bull
McGill gives you wings I was reading in the library this morning when a voice behind me suddenly offered “the gift of energy!” I turned… Read More »Letters: money, drugs, and Red Bull
Cowboys and Indians
(a short story)
Culture Brief: Still Spellbound
As a third-grader, I voraciously consumed stacks of Sweet Valley High and Baby-sitter’s Club novels that I borrowed from the library on a weekly basis.… Read More »Culture Brief: Still Spellbound
Editorial: Disrupting normal University activities
A vibrant collective of students, bikes, and assorted vegans converged on lower campus Wednesday to make the University aware of its poor treatment toward workers… Read More »Editorial: Disrupting normal University activities
Heartbreak, remixed
One woman’s breakup becomes 107 women’s multidisciplinary artwork
Tensions to rise in Montreal North
Community one step further from justice with newly appointed crown prosecutor on Villanueva investigation, says activist
What’s the haps
GRASPé Orientation Meeting Tuesday, Sept. 9, 5:30 p.m. In front of the Arts Lounge in Leacock Wanna know more about radical activism both on- and… Read More »What’s the haps
Letters: Dying kids, nude pics
Brevity is not always best Re: “Made for the rich, tested on the poor” (Sci-Tech, Sept. 2) Having participated in a discussion group about the… Read More »Letters: Dying kids, nude pics
Mountain antenna to receive HD upgrade
City hikes rent for transmission tower
Developed world drownings exceed expectations
Roughly a million children die from drowning each year. The high mortality rate came as a surprise last year, when surveys in Asia were conducted… Read More »Developed world drownings exceed expectations