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Spring rolls with peanut sauce
Justin Scherer • January 28, 2010
Spring rolls with peanut sauce These rolls are a filling, inexpensive, flexible, and delicious dish. They’re also a lot easier to make than you might think. The only real cooking you need to do is boiling the water. Don’t worry if you’re missing a few ingredients, you can put just about anything… Read More
Needed: identity, appearance safeguards
Quinn Albaugh • January 27, 2010
Trans protections are important for more than just trans people Read More
A moment of silence
Riva Gold • January 27, 2010
Pausing for remembrance is not a waste of time Read More
Rejecting a regurgitative science
Shannon Palus • January 26, 2010
I have not braved a single course in biology since high school – I am terrible at memorization – but I remember the initial experiments in the first-year chemistry lab clearly: we got to pour water into beakers. A quick survey of my roommates reveals that the dissection of small… Read More
Justice unserved
Lisam • January 21, 2010
The prison system cripples already-poor communities Read More
Make the next decade sexier
admin • January 20, 2010
The Daily’s sex columnists on widening your repertoire of intimate sensations Read More
Un truc de ouf
Joël Thibeault • January 20, 2010
La tendance à l’inversion syllabique en France Read More
The Budget bon-vivant
Justin Scherer • January 20, 2010
These recipes make investing in a whole chicken worth it. Depending on the size of your chicken and how many side-dishes you eat, two people can eat roughly two dinners and two lunches using these recipes. Plus they’re delicious. 1. Lime-Butt Roast Chicken Roasting is a delicious way to enjoy… Read More
Plateau restricts parking, raises revenues
admin • January 14, 2010
In an effort to decrease the flow of traffic and better accommodate residents, the Plateau has proposed a plan to restructure local parking. The initiative will aim to limit the number of free spots available, while charging visitors to park in residential neighbourhoods, remedying the Plateau’s problem of outside cars… Read More
Bad romance
Sana Saeed • January 14, 2010
Feminism and women of colour make an unhappy pair Read More
Newspaper giant up for sale
Kayan Hui • January 14, 2010
The newspaper-publishing unit for Canwest Global Communications is up for bid by chief lenders after it was successfully granted creditor protection on January 8. The deal was reached four months after parent company Canwest Global Communications first filed for bankruptcy protection in October, citing its losses on falling advertising revenues,… Read More
The other side of privacy
Quinn Albaugh • January 11, 2010
Privacy rights protect certain marginalized groups from discrimination Read More
If everybody’s doing it…
Daniel Lametti • January 11, 2010
Each fall, 30,000 scientists from around the globe gather in one of the four U.S. cities with a convention centre capable of holding such a large crowd to talk about the brain. The conference, simply called Neuroscience, is like a big science fair, but instead of sweaty, pimply-faced high school… Read More
Shoot at the root of the problem
admin • November 30, 2009
Re: “Gun registry in Conservatives’ sights” | Editorial | November 23 Read More
Dr. Cornett: always a hot topic
admin • November 30, 2009
Re: “The revenge of Doctor Cornett” | Letters | November 9 Read More