Victims seek reparations from Oratory
On October 30, Montreal’s Olympic Stadium hosted a celebratory mass in honour of André Bessette, the eleventh Canadian saint. Known as Brother André, he was… Read More »Victims seek reparations from Oratory
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Sonnet
To me nothing of the pigeon is alien: Not the dowdy-frocked provisioning of crumbs from squabbles of anywhere-asphalt, Nor the grate-huddled pub-going with its warm… Read More »Sonnet
Sustainability initiatives in store for SSMU
Fourth year Management student Ari Jaffe has big plans for sustainability at McGill, and thanks to a diverse group of allies, it looks like something… Read More »Sustainability initiatives in store for SSMU
Debt = Delirium
Debt. A humble $40,000 quantifies my undergraduate education by its dusk. Economists prognosticate that by 2012, U.S. debt will eclipse its GDP. $3 trillion represents… Read More »Debt = Delirium
More money, more problems
Ben Makuch examines how fame, glamour, and money affect young professional athletes
Their democracy and ours
Canada’s freedom leaves much to be desired
And the way-out-of-line prize goes to…Ted Sprague
Re: “And the peace prize goes to…a warmonger” | Commentary | October 25
Student worker?
An appeal to campus labourers
AUS hosts Town Hall
Students had an opportunity to express their concerns to an administrative panel at the Arts Town Hall on Tuesday. The panel, comprised of the Dean… Read More »AUS hosts Town Hall
Shale gas drilling stalled
Two major energy companies have postponed plans for the completion of two exploratory shale gas wells in Quebec for six months in the face of… Read More »Shale gas drilling stalled
Hey you! Pay attention
Your school is being taken over
Others are not tools of the self
Our society’s way of viewing relationships leaves us painfully alone
New mental health fee for post-graduates
Last Wednesday, the Post-Graduate Student Society of McGill University (PGSS) Council approved a referendum question that will that will ask postgrads to accept a McGill… Read More »New mental health fee for post-graduates
Let us eat cake!
Arch Café mobilization will help us get more back than just food
My Café, my memories
I was sitting in front of the Redpath Library between classes, listening in on a conversation between two indignant girls, when a man – looking… Read More »My Café, my memories