The Millennial’s Dilemma
Things used to be simpler. Gone are the days when people’s media consumption was predominantly comprised of leisurely reading the…
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Automatic or Autocratic Democracy?
Sic Semper Tyrannus, or “thus always to tyrants” in English, is a phrase attributed to the Roman Senator Brutus, thought…
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Wake Up, It’s Time for Bed
University students are one of the most sleep-deprived populations to sluggishly walk the earth. According to research at Brown University,…
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What They Were Really Talking About At COP23
Over the past two weeks, world leaders, civil society organizations, and bodies of the United Nations (UN) Framework Convention on…
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What’s Victoria’s Secret? Exploitation.
I, like most women, am not 6 feet tall and 100 lbs. To the women who are: you’re beautiful, don’t…
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Science’s Need for Humanities
Recently, renowned astrophysicist and science educator Neil deGrasse Tyson wondered out loud — in 120 characters — how partisan politics…
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Julie Payette: Science Meets Political Science
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s announcement of Julie Payette as the next Governor-General of Canada was met with widespread praise throughout…
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Stress Tests
In 1936, McGill research assistant Hans Selye was studying sex hormones in rats at a lab on campus, where he…
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The Self-Help Industry Only Helps Itself
I used to love going to the bookstore as a kid. I would run up and down the shelves, looking…
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Your November McGill-O-Scopes
Behold! Your futures are officially predicted with these McGill specific November Horoscopes. I’ve looked into my crystal ball (the internet)…
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