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Sergio Rodriguez

@McGill, Academic, Opinion

The Fallacy of McGill Bird Courses

By Sergio Rodriguez

We have all been there: sitting in the lecture hall, ready to ace your elective’s midterm, when you open the…

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Opinion, Politics

Teach Her How to Dougie

By Sergio Rodriguez

On August 8th, 1974, Richard Nixon resigned as the President of the United States, twenty-six months after the infamous Watergate…

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@McGill, Opinion, Satire

4à7 vs. BDA

By Sergio Rodriguez

Every Thursday, McGill students have difficult decisions to make with the most grave of consequences. The first is usually, “Should…

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@McGill, Opinion

Redmen, Martlets, Samosas

By Sergio Rodriguez

Last semester, Laurier University was in the midst of a free speech controversy that erupted when the university punished a…

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Opinion

Stress Tests

By Sergio Rodriguez

In 1936, McGill research assistant Hans Selye was studying sex hormones in rats at a lab on campus, where he…

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@McGill, Opinion

Homecoming Away from Home

By Sergio Rodriguez

Did you know that McGill University was the host of the first organized indoor hockey game? Did you know that…

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