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      We’ll Always Have OAP
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      From Subscribers to Owners: Understanding the Revived Desire For the Physical Ownership of Goods From A Sociological Perspective
    • And Bridgerton Strikes Again: What Hyacinth’s Recital Dance Reveals About Our (Troubled) Love of Historical Inaccuracy 
      And Bridgerton Strikes Again: What Hyacinth’s Recital Dance Reveals About Our (Troubled) Love of Historical Inaccuracy 
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      Finding “Home” in McGill’s Growing Greek Life
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    • The Economy of Foreign Aid
      The Economy of Foreign Aid
    • How EV Mandates Cornered the Western Automotive Industry
      How EV Mandates Cornered the Western Automotive Industry
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      Paving a Sustainable Path: How Two Students Created Desautels’ Social Business Program
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    • What’s So Funny About War?
      What’s So Funny About War?
    • “I’ve been married to one determinist and one mind-body dualist”– a feminist interpretation of the question of free will
      “I’ve been married to one determinist and one mind-body dualist”– a feminist interpretation of the question of free will
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      The Colonial Legacy of Cabot Square
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Doron Lurie

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OAP Lites Up the Night

By Doron Lurie

Students have been calling it the “Happiest Place on Earth” since 1982, and it might very well be. For the…

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Space Scenarios, Equity, and Orientation Week Key Topics at AUS Council

By Doron Lurie

The Arts Undergraduate Society held a council session on Wednesday evening in Leacock 232. This week’s discussion covered a wide…

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What’s Behind the New Tuition Hike?

By Doron Lurie

Almost simultaneously with Pauline Marois declaring the Summit on Higher Education a success, protesters were congregating in Victoria Square by…

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McGill Community Presents United Front Against Cutbacks

By Doron Lurie

A campus that many considered divided has recently come together in the face of a common threat.  In a joint…

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Student-Led Campaign Targets Oil Sands and Plan Nord

By Doron Lurie

Divest McGill, a student group advocating socially responsible investment, delivered two petitions to an advisory committee of McGill’s Board of…

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Dean of Arts: 100 Courses to Be Cancelled Do Not Add Value

By Doron Lurie

Dean of Arts Christopher Manfredi, along with Associate Deans Gillian Lane-Mercier and Lucyna Lach, held a town hall on January…

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Academic, News, Politics

McGill Prof: PQ Cuts Betray Quebec’s Students

By Doron Lurie

Pauline Marois’ PQ government surfed into power on a wave of angry students. Clamouring for the protection of accessible, high-quality…

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