Close, but no development cigar
Radically Reread un-radically repeated truisms about IDS internships
Radically Reread un-radically repeated truisms about IDS internships
During the fee opt-out campaign this year, which lasted from September 14-28, a consortium of campus groups – McGill Anatomy & Cell Biology Student Society,… Read More »QPIRG: what is it good for? A lot.
Unorthodox professor dismissed by McGill helps students reach their full potential
Re: “You have the right to remain stupid” | Letters | October 5
As The Daily went to press last Friday, we were informed that Choose Life would cancel the event called “Echoes of the Holocaust.” Over the… Read More »Editors’ Note
Re: “Can you keep a brain alive in a jar?” | Science+Technology | October 5
Re: “Choose Life cancels ‘Echoes of the Holocaust’” | News | October 5
Re: “Choose Life cancels ‘Echoes of the Holocaust’” | News | October 5
The article “Quebec Commission levies heavy fine” (News, October 5) incorrectly stated that the fine “is the heaviest fine to be levied by the Commission… Read More »Errata
Point: Let sleeping dogs lie
Re: “Seeking new approach to anti-abortion activism” | Commentary | October 5
The SSMU executive is incredibly concerned and upset about the response of McGill University to the recent “Echoes of the Holocaust” event, hosted by the… Read More »SSMU responds to Choose Life event
Re: “Sit-ins are so last century” | Letters | October 1
Re: “Birks: Where better to fuck with the papacy?” | Letters | October 5
W hat are the features that define genocide, and can any of them be meaningfully applied to the phenomenon of abortion – or is that… Read More »Choose Life digs its heels in