Action Démocratique (ADQ) Party leader: Mario Dumont Playing on the fears of xenophobic Quebeckers, Dumont rose to leader of the official opposition 20 months ago,… Read More »Synthesizing the Quebec election: parties and platforms
Nikki Bozinoff and Jamie Lundine unpack the implications of male circumcision as potential HIV prevention
Administrators hope that integration increases portability, choices
Tim Clark’s “Reading The Limits” interprets philosophy through art
I’m so over it, really Re: “Women in red rated sexier” | Sci+Tech | Nov. 17 I’m sick of the pursuit of knowledge being framed… Read More »Letters: Vacuum existence, hippies, apartheid, Masi, Ann Coulter, cats, and pills
While SSMU’s three referendum questions on student fees failed to reach quorum, results indicated that students are willing to pay to improve services through the… Read More »Students tightly split on ancillary fees
Making the case for sex as artistic expression
The Daily’s News Editors would like to thank all of our contributors this semester. This paper would be nothing without each and every one of… Read More »Thank you
Retroviral medication improves, but only for the rich
PGSS shuffles administrative staff to get back in the black
Indy class on student movements Each week next semester 2009, time and place TBA A cooperative, student-run course on student movements, politics, and activism is… Read More »What’s the haps
Dr. Kenneth Mayer is a professor of Medicine and Community Health and the Director of Brown University AIDS Program. The Daily had a chance to… Read More »In the test tube: three decades of HIV vaccination
David Adams Richards’s “great Canadian novel” is anything but
