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

Lisam • November 19, 2009

The feminine shouldn’t have to bow before the masculine Read More

admin • November 19, 2009

McGill’s (re)Doing It! week brings you the sex ed you didn’t get in high school Read More

Quinn Albaugh • November 16, 2009

The Right has monopolized religion for too long Read More

Joël Thibeault • November 16, 2009

Une exploration de la fine cuisine québécoise Read More

Daniel Lametti • November 16, 2009

A couple of months ago, I met a girl in a bar. She was attractive, smart, and, importantly, shorter than me. After we exchanged some witty banter, I was smitten. I suggested we go out, my stomach aflutter when she agreed and gave me her number. We made plans to… Read More

Riva Gold • November 16, 2009

The Reform movement is not mere pomp and circumstance Read More

Sam Neylon • November 16, 2009

Students approved fees for the Sustainable Projects Fund, the McGill Legal Information Clinic, and the Ambassador Fee in last week’s SSMU referendum. Polls closed on the Fall referenda questions at 5 p.m. Thursday. The results revealed the second largest voter turnout on record, with around 5,300 students, or one quarter… Read More

Whitney Mallett • November 12, 2009

Inhumane treatment is never justified Read More

admin • November 12, 2009

Breaking with normative ideas about relationships can be tricky, but rewarding Read More

admin • November 12, 2009

McGill Security cut the locks off ten bicycles and removed them from the railings near the back exits of Wilson Hall last Thursday. The bikes were confiscated without warning, prompting complaints from many students. “I went back to check multiple times throughout the day and when I got back from… Read More

admin • November 9, 2009

Sharing the road with cars, school buses, ambulances, and construction has made cyclists’ use of the new bike path on University a rather unpleasant experience. When completed, however, the path is expected to reduce car usage around the University and contribute to a greener campus. The City of Montreal established… Read More

Riva Gold • November 9, 2009

The people of Maine may be getting high, but their civil rights standards have proven to be awfully low. On Tuesday, November 3, the people of Maine voted in a referendum that would reverse the government’s ruling on same-sex marriage. This is the second time in just over a year… Read More

admin • November 9, 2009

On September 16, Quebec premier Jean Charest announced a public transportation project to extend metro lines in Montreal’s metropolitan area. The project’s estimated budget of $4 billion will first be reviewed in feasibility studies conducted by a board of Agence métropolitaine de transport and Ministère des transports representatives. The investigation… Read More

Quinn Albaugh • November 9, 2009

Cruel treatment often awaits trans prisoners Read More