Victims seek reparations from Oratory
On October 30, Montreal’s Olympic Stadium hosted a celebratory mass in honour of André Bessette, the eleventh Canadian saint. Known as Brother André, he was… Read More »Victims seek reparations from Oratory
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Homecoming in the red
SSMU’s Homecoming event is projected to lose $16,000, according to SSMU VP Finance and Operations Nick Drew. Homekoming Bash 2010, an all-day event held Saturday,… Read More »Homecoming in the red
Stonehouse’s spleen-venting outrageous
Re: “AUS VP Events elected amidst controversy” | News | October 28
Arch Café books released
Part one of a two-part series
You’re at uni, use your noggin
Re: “Revisionism hurts” | Commentary | October 7
Sonnet
To me nothing of the pigeon is alien: Not the dowdy-frocked provisioning of crumbs from squabbles of anywhere-asphalt, Nor the grate-huddled pub-going with its warm… Read More »Sonnet
I confess: I bought my degree
Even if you don’t pay tuition, you should stand in solidarity with those who do
Why I’m supporting the UDrive
And why you should too
Universities using teaching funds for infrastructure
Report by Quebec profs argues instruction is suffering to pay for maintenance and new buildings
CanLit: A great read
Correction appended As this issue celebrates McGill’s own store of English literary talent, it seems appropriate to take some time to discuss the current state… Read More »CanLit: A great read
SSMU investments bounce back
Relying on ethics committee to review portfolio
Concordia student prepared to sue administration
McGill’s new Board of Governor’s appointee target of possible suit
Praise Jesus, pot is sanctified
Re: “Proposition 19: Just say now to marijuana” | Commentary | October 28
It’s prob the full course load…
Re: “Hunting new blood” | Sports | November 1
Sustainability initiatives in store for SSMU
Fourth year Management student Ari Jaffe has big plans for sustainability at McGill, and thanks to a diverse group of allies, it looks like something… Read More »Sustainability initiatives in store for SSMU