Jim Nicell, Associate Vice-Principal (University Services), observed Car-Free Day on Monday holed up in his office, catching up on work. Responsible for the physical development… Read More »A throughfare for bikes unsafe: Nicell
Of course, people are entitled to their own beliefs, but those beliefs shouldn’t hurt anyone. While the Republicans have their charm, and the Conservatives have… Read More »The conversationalist: Designing intelligent education
Management prefers students don’t contact University services
Today, it seems everyone has to have an opinion on everything. But that’s not a bad thing. New media has resulted in a communicative democracy… Read More »Hyde Park: Picketing is nice, but use your brain first
Daily outed as copyrighted hypocrite RE: “Copyright this” | Commentary; “Creative Commons: some rights reserved” | Culture | Sept. 15, 2008 Despite two pieces in… Read More »Letter
Aditi Ohri turns to Griffintown’s artists for new perspectives on the neighbourhood’s fate
Car Free Day Monday, Sept 22, All day Don’t let us catch you trying to park on campus. Hopefully the Security-Guards-turned-Traffic-Directors will take the day… Read More »What’s the haps
At Marché MTL’s Swaparama, vintage fiends trade their old clothes for, well, more old clothes
As part of the First Peoples’ House (FPH) annual Pow-Wow, Iroquois men perform in a trad-tional drum circle as part of a singing and dancing… Read More »Campus eye
Miriam Toews writes the highs and lows of dysfunctional family life
SSMU Council convened for the first time last Thursday to introduce new members and review the result of SSMU executives’ work this summer. With the… Read More »SSMU Council highlights important issues for this fall
One death and 28 cases of listeriosis linked to the province-wide outbreak of listeria in semi-pasturized and raw-milk cheeses has forced fromageries to discard large… Read More »Cheesemongers struggle
…the still-famous Andy Warhol reappears in a Montreal loft
The Daily is pro-union, and pro-student initiatives that recognize flawed systems and seek to fix them. But we’re holding back on the praise for AMUSE,… Read More »Editorial: We like AMUSE, with qualifications
Project brings Internet access to children in the developing world
