Dungeons, Dragons, and Doses of Reality
To play Dungeons and Dragons, you do not need much: a few pencils, an odd-looking set of dice, a group…
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Why So Serious?
As Oscar season approaches, 2019’s Joker is surging back into the news cycle. With 11 nominations, the hype is warranted….
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A Case For Studying Shakespeare: In Conversation With Wes Folkerth
“I’m sorry, but there is just no reason to study Shakespeare today. Tell me what you have to gain…
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Embracing the Dunning-Kruger Effect
While browsing McGill’s approved freshman courses, there was one that immediately caught my attention: Introduction to Deductive Logic, or PHIL…
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Nobody Needs To Know
Consider the following scene: you are at a party. Beer is being sloshed around, young adults are chuckling. Suddenly, one…
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Flowers, Eyeballs, Rubber Bullets and Money
I had a hard time figuring out how to spin this until I came across a video from the New…
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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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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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