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Jamie Cowan

Academic, Interviews, Opinion

A Case For Studying Shakespeare: In Conversation With Wes Folkerth

By Jamie Cowan

  “I’m sorry, but there is just no reason to study Shakespeare today. Tell me what you have to gain…

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Opinion

A Thirty Meter Telescope Between McGill and Progress

By Jamie Cowan

In the fall of 2018, McGill students were hard-pressed to find someone who wasn’t talking about “changing the name.” The…

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Food & Dining, Opinion

Lessons Received From The Service Industry

By Jamie Cowan

  “It’s Kirk. K-I-R-K. I don’t care what the rules are. I want you to type my name into that…

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