Shades of Similarity
An Evaluation of the Riots in Sri Lanka and the Rohingya Genocide Buddhism has always been presented to the world…
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Declaring in the Dark
I have a major declaration, and that is that I have no idea what — or how — to declare…
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McGill Student Confused by Joke Headlines on Samosa Napkin
This is a developing story. It will be updated as more information becomes available. The SSMU and Pushap Restaurant –…
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The Lines of Fire
How Southern Narratives of the Civil War Shape Modern Gun Rights Policy Every time a major mass shooting happens in…
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From Decarie to Bathurst and Back
Around this time of year in Jewish homes all across the globe, families will gather around the dinner table for…
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Teach Her How to Dougie
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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Leacock 132 Etiquette
So, you have a lecture in Leacock 132. Don’t worry, nearly every student suffers through at least one of these…
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Montreal(s) and Me
My earliest memories of Montreal are of scattered Legos on a royal blue carpet. We are in my grandparents’ old…
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Fake Nazis
To say that Donald Trump is a little bit of a divisive figure is like saying that Montreal winters are…
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(Tide) Pod Save Us All
It is no secret that the world is concerned about the erosion of moral principles among the youth. Their apathy…
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