The Vexing Nuisance Associated With Obfuscated Prose
Or… The Problem With Overly Complex Writing I clench my jaw as I attempt to complete my readings for my…
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What Your McGill Study Spot Says About You
It’s finals season, baby! In addition to being stressed about employment opportunities, politics, and the cruel, slow demise of our…
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An Open Letter to the Board of Directors from Members of the SSMU Community
Dear Members of the McGill Community, We feel obligated to address this open letter to you as we believe there…
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A City Divided, A Family Divided
“Good! Go beat them up!” I was at a family dinner at a restaurant this past summer when I heard…
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Why Not Drop Out of School and Become a YouTuber?
From a young age, we’ve been told that going to university is a respectable thing to do. We dedicate time…
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In University, One Size Fits None
Life today is a matter of choice. Don’t be alarmed; I’m not planning to bore anyone with some morbid philosophy…
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The Faux-Feminist Buzz Around Women-Oriented Apps
It is an open secret that the tech industry is notoriously run by men, with women occupying only a small…
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How Sources Like Sparknotes Can Spark Academic Passion
When I first entered college this September, I didn’t expect to use SparkNotes, Shmoop, and eNotes at all. Today, these…
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Letter to the Editor
Hello! Thanks to a Google alert, I found this recent article and felt compelled to respond. As an apple grower…
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Lessons from Hate
This past weekend marked the 81st anniversary of Kristallnacht, also known as the “Night of Broken Glass, which many historians…
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