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Oh, how meta
Mike Prebil • November 30, 2009
Re: “Say hello to your new public editor” | Commentary | November 23 Read More
Cor-nett! Cor-nett! Cor-nett!
admin • November 30, 2009
Re: “The revenge of Doctor Cornett” | Letters | November 9 Read More
HIV causes AIDS
Stephanie Law • November 30, 2009
Re: “Facts is facts?” | Letters | November 19 Read More
Problems of philosophy
Aaron Vansintjan • November 30, 2009
Re: “The patriarchy of philosophy” | Commentary | November 23 Read More
We all have voces angeli
admin • November 30, 2009
Re: “Vox angeli?” | Culture | November 19 Read More
Girl, check yourself
Sana Saeed • November 30, 2009
Re: “The patriarchy of philosophy” | Commentary | November 23 Read More
McGill’s skeletons in the closet
admin • November 30, 2009
Re: “Keep academia out of the war room” | Editorial | November 5 Read More
Worshipping at the altar of diversity
admin • November 30, 2009
Re: “Multiculturalism is a sham” | Commentary | November 19 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
Something’s rotten in the state of PGSS
admin • November 30, 2009
Most of us spend little to no time thinking about our graduate students’ society because we expect that leadership will carry out its responsibilities in good faith. Yet something is definitely wrong with the state of affairs at the Post-Graduate Students’ Society (PGSS). Some members of the PGSS executive, without… Read More
Multiculturalism is a sham
Sana Saeed • November 23, 2009
The Canadian mosaic trivializes immigrant culture under a façade of respect Read More
The patriarchy of philosophy
Riva Gold • November 23, 2009
“Is there a genetic component?” he said. “I have no idea. But what is certain is that the role of culture is much more important.” Read More
Quantum paths cross again
Shannon Palus • November 23, 2009
The letters QED stand for quod erat demonstrandum, which, in English, means “that which was to be demonstrated.” The abbreviation graces the ends of proofs, or so I’ve been told. My math homework, however, has yet to produce the innovations worthy of this signature. We had a joke in high… Read More
The gender binary in foreign affairs
Quinn Albaugh • November 23, 2009
The new Immigration Guide brings us a step back Read More