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Makenna Crackower

News

Where’s the Wifi: Students without internet struggle with remote delivery

By Makenna Crackower

As everyone adjusts to the new social and travel limitations enforced by governments around the world due to COVID-19, university…

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MUS U0/U1 BoD Candidates Debate

By Makenna Crackower

On Monday, September 8, the Management Undergraduate Society (MUS) held its annual first year representative debates., where U0 and U1…

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Local, News, Social

Compassion During a Crisis

By Makenna Crackower

The outbreak of COVID-19 has had an impact on all of us. Many have found their normal lives upended by…

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News

Paella, Gummy Bears, and More at the International Food Festival

By Makenna Crackower

On Monday, February 24, students clamored inside the the upper floor of Thomson House to try foods from all over…

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Unveiling a New (Old) Printing Press

By Makenna Crackower

On January 30, McGill welcomed the revival of a 19th century Columbian printing press on the 4th floor of Mclennan…

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Samosas Back in Season

By Makenna Crackower

Samosas reappeared once again on campus on January 16 in the hallowed hallways of McConnell Engineering.  Back in October, the…

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Making it Work: Healthcare

By Makenna Crackower

It is well-known to the McGill community that dealing with McGill health services can sometimes turn out to be more…

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Students Demand a Decision on Changing the Name

By Makenna Crackower

On March 27, a banner was hung from the Leacock building that read “Change the Name Redmen,” About 40 students…

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Existence Referendum Held for Legal Information Clinic

By Makenna Crackower

Between March 25 and 29, students have the opportunity to vote in the 2019 referendum on the existence of the…

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@McGill, Academic, Events, News

CSA and HSA Host Annual Lecture “Love in the Time of…”

By Makenna Crackower

On Monday February 11, the Classics Students Association (CSA) and History Students Association (HSA) hosted a speaker series entitled “Love…

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