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Maya Abramson

@McGill, Interviews, News

McGill Meme Scene: In Conversation with Creators

By Maya Abramson

Over the past few years, McGill has become home to an ever-growing meme community, fostering the creation of Instagram accounts…

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@McGill, Academic, Breaking, Events, News, Politics, Uncategorized

Management Undergraduate Society Hosts Debate for Board of Directors Candidates

By Maya Abramson

On September 21, the Management Undergraduate Society (MUS) hosted a debate for students running for positions on the Board of…

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News

Students Protest Administration’s Handling of Sexual Misconduct

By Maya Abramson

On April 11, McGill and Concordia students participated in an organized walkout that protested the current process by which the…

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News

Why is Climate Action So Hard?

By Maya Abramson

At the end of March, Professor Philip Kitcher delivered a talk on the difficulties of taking action against climate change…

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AUS Elections Cheat Sheet

By Maya Abramson

On Thursday February 22, Arts students came together for the Arts Undergraduate Society’s elections debate. Students running for positions on…

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News

Have a Heart Day: The Fight for First Nations Children’s Rights

By Maya Abramson

  On February 14, McGill students, faculty, and community members gathered for Have a Heart Day at Chancellor Day Hall….

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Students in Mind Hosts Mental Health Conference

By Maya Abramson

On January 21, the Students in Mind (SIM) organization held their fifth annual mental health conference in the SSMU building….

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