The right of students to submit graded assessments in French will be more widely publicized, thanks to two amended motions passed at yesterday’s Senate meeting.… Read More »News Brief: Right to write in French to be on syllabuses
WASHINGTON—As a record-breaking sea of people assembled on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Tuesday to witness the inauguration of Barack Obama, America’s 44th president,… Read More »Calm masses congregate in D.C.
Local cinemas bring New York’s Metropolitan Opera to Montreal
In an article published in the January 12 issue of The Daily, Tadamon!, a Montreal-based social justice group active on, among other things, the issue… Read More »Tadamon! clears up opportunism for the misinformed
As a math student, I have come to appreciate logical reasoning. Although I realize that the real world is not perfect, I am appalled by… Read More »Hyde Park: Applying some logic to conflict terminology
The Banyan tree is known for its fantastic appearance: a dense forest of connected branches that prove to be, in fact, a single tree. “The… Read More »The conversationalist: The art of falling far from the tree
Eugenics sparks debate on abortion rights
And the expulsion of UN Rapporteur Richard Falk
Niko Block weighs in on Israel’s repeated refusal to negotiate openly with Gaza’s leadership
A cosmic motherly-sounding voice has always told me that even the darkest of clouds have silver linings. The past two weeks have forced me to… Read More »Aristotle’s lackey: The shifting discourse on Gaza
Marie Brassard’s provocative selections explore the fringe of German film
Dr. James Orbinski’s memoir questions crimes of inaction
What: The frittata (tatata). How much:$2.59 for a carton of large eggs, plus whatever fillings you want. Why: Because the most important meal of the… Read More »Friends with food: How to make breakfast for champions
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Actions exhibit presents fantastic yet feasible solutions for the urban landscape
