Critics crack down on “tough-on-crime”
Truth and Sentencing Act projected to cost in excess of $5 billion
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Students polled on GA
Only 84 students responded to the survey, the majority of whom were from the Faculty of Arts. Dallas Bentley, SSMU communications and publications manager, said SSMU has yet to formally organize the data
Misinterpreted GA resolution creates a stir
Overreactions attributed to charged atmosphere surrounding SSMU politics
McGill engineers tackle sustainable energy
Engineering Career Centre subsidized student networking trips to Calgary
Feds transfer $275 million to Quebec students
FEUQ worried misallocation of funds could hurt students
CRTC accused of nepotism
Controversy arises over possible favoritism in the CRTC
Maclean’s facing mounting criticism
Canadian university students mobilize against November “Too Asian?” article
English school board considers grade 12
Students looking to stay in Quebec for university could have alternative to CEGEP
Newburgh censured
Councillors reluctant to speak for fear of legal reprisals
How they voted
Council refers motion to abolish General Assembly to committee
GA motion referred to committee
The controversial motion to abolish the General Assembly, authored by SSMU President Zach Newburgh, was referred to a committee after a Council vote
BSN and Queer McGill event addresses race, sexuality
The Black Students Network and Queer McGill co-hosted their first joint event, “Is it Dark in the Closet?” last Wednesday evening
Rising food prices contribute to unrest in the Middle East
A Warning from the United Nations WFP: “The margins between stability and chaos are perilously thin”
McGill food services see positive change
Event highlights student collaboration and change
Students win transparency battle with MFDS
McGill Food and Dining Services promise to establish commission to increase communication with students