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A story by Sarah Mortimer
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Hyde Park: Save the world’s CEOs!
For the last three years, The Daily has opened my eyes to the plight of the forgotten and downtrodden. From the struggles of indie musicians… Read More »Hyde Park: Save the world’s CEOs!
Letters: Love. From a frosh leader; to a U3 science student.
Overall incompetence from a random frosh leader RE: “Doing justice to the new New Rez” | Commentary | Sept. 18 Oh hi. Allow me to… Read More »Letters: Love. From a frosh leader; to a U3 science student.
Do it yourself!
Canadian record label Out of Sound draws on the glory days of the indie aesthetic
McGill hearts fine arts
Fledgling council fosters student creativity
Off-Campus Eye
Over 300 cyclists dropped dead in a tangled mess Monday – Montreal’s car-free day – as part of the third annual “Alive without my car!”… Read More »Off-Campus Eye
“This director has balls, and I’ve seen them”
Vadim Glowna runs rampant in House of the Sleeping Beauties
Campus Eye
Oxfam McGill members demonstrated in front of the Roddick gates Monday to represent mothers who die in childbirth due to a lack of adequate medical… Read More »Campus Eye
Quebec schools get failing grade: former premier
English schools faring better than French schools for graduation rates
SSMU wants to snatch corporate employee training funds
SSMU has proposed to redirect poorly invested private funding required under Quebec’s one per cent training investment program to McGill coffers. As stipulated by Emploi-Québec,… Read More »SSMU wants to snatch corporate employee training funds
Quebec deregulates international tuition
Only six faculties affected
Brief interviews with recently deceased men
Remembering David Foster Wallace
Beginning to blossom
Eco-minded bakery settles into its new location
Fraught laptop project takes aim at digital divide and poverty
Project brings Internet access to children in the developing world
Editorial: We like AMUSE, with qualifications
The Daily is pro-union, and pro-student initiatives that recognize flawed systems and seek to fix them. But we’re holding back on the praise for AMUSE,… Read More »Editorial: We like AMUSE, with qualifications