Students organizing a two-day boycott of McGill’s corporate-run cafeterias next week are already running into institutional hurdles. Boycott organizers serving a Midnight Kitchen lunch outside… Read More »Students to boycott corporate cafs next week
BANG BANG the cowboy says. YOU’RE DEAD. i think you’re mistaken I REPLY. you are the dead one cowboy. you are confined to misrepresentation in… Read More »cowboy
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In the second installment of The Daily’s four-part series on local cultural tastemakers, David Levitz takes a look at the Montreal art scene
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A flashing plastic owl, a children’s toy piano and two Arts students – Daily staffer Joshua Frank and Yannick Kuch – were the musical highlights… Read More »Urban Joseph make noise with guitars and Chinese toys
Music brought Fab and Frannie together when they bumped into each other at a concert a few years ago. The pair bonded over similar musical… Read More »Serendipitous sounds: Montreal’s Random Recipe
**[Correction appended] Algonquin speakers from the Barrière Lake community criticized the federal and provincial governments for meddling in their traditional governance, dishonouring land-use agreements, and… Read More »Algonquin community decries government meddling
Vancouver slam poetry group hosts a musical orgy – complete with handclaps, banjo and melodica
De Salvo and Fogwill’s film Kept and Dreamless is visually pleasant, if a bit vapid
Flustered and running late, Coordinating editor Drew Nelles strides into the office looking every part the seasoned Dailyite. With his trademark blonde hair swept over… Read More »Public Editor: Look ma, no hierarchy!
Chromeo likes to refer to themselves as “the only successful Arab/Jewish collaboration in history,” according to Wikipedia. The tongue-in-cheek comparison is a testament to the… Read More »Chromeo: eighties homage and pure humour
The article “TAs to demonstrate at Roddick Gates today” (News, March 13) reported that TA salaries make up six per cent of McGill’s budget. In… Read More »Errata
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