| TAs go on strike today | |
| Ken Sun | |
| Effective today at 12:01 a.m., teaching assistants of the Association of Graduate Students Employed at McGill will be on strike, after negotiations with the McGill administration this past Saturday and Monday deteriorated. AGSEM Vice-President External Natalie Kouri-Towe pointed to a general lack in response from the negotiators representing McGill as the final decision to strike. | |
| BoG ratifies Plan | |
| Theo Meyer and Vincci Tsui | |
| McGill's Board of Governors approved the new Physical Master Plan of Planning and Design Principles at a meeting in the University Club last night with little debate. The approved portion established yesterday is only half of what will comprise the final Master Plan. | |
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SPEAKERS: Ignatieff talks human rights at Concordia
Liberal Party Deputy Leader Michael Ignatieff's speech to a crowd of approximately 150 students at Concordia University last Friday featured a combination of personal anecdotes and his years of human rights teaching experience. Ignatieff posed the question of whether or not the definition of a "global citizen" is a member of the human race or of one particular state, and whether this is valid in an increasingly globalized age. INTERNATIONAL: Montrealer on Saudi death rowConcordian could be publicly beheaded CAMPUS: Fee bump sees funds for Shatner space improvementsClub executives say $19,000 is not enough NEWS ANALYSIS: SSMU's balancing actWhich mandate gets priority in Shatner? CAMPUS: Close result in SUS electionsIssar edges out Gjerde for president SPEAKERS ON CAMPUS: Saideman illuminates realities of ethnic frictionSays actual conflict between races is rare News brief: Locker break-ins spread across campus |
EDITORIAL: You can't stand under my umbrella
Three years ago a schoolmate approached me, asking if I had any interest in journalism. Coming from the corner of campus that is generally isolated from all other faculties, it was an intriguing proposition to break free from Bronfman and to experience what else McGill had to offer. - YOU HAD AN OPTION, SIR: I had an option, sirs
- THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE: Blu-ray is a grade-A scam
- TINTED GLASSES: Play that punk-y music, white boy
- +/- 40 DEGREES: Life, the university and everything
- VOX POPULI: "Student run" fetishism
- OFF THE BOARD: A note from the managing editors
- VOX POPULI: Does SSMU represent you?
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Grand opening of the Tribune and Grill!
It was a tense and panicked atmosphere at the grand opening of The Tribune and Grill last Thursday night when Editor-in-Chef Tiffany Bok Choy revealed the Shatner building's newest student-run initiative. |
FILM: Oscar-winning Pixar whiz on robot romance
Wall-E -a film about a trash-compacting robot running around a futuristic, uninhabited Earth, with nothing akin to vocal chords and thus no intelligible way to express himself-is, oddly enough, writer-director Andrew Stanton's most intimate work. - POP RHETORIC: Oprah's philanthropy for philistines
- CONSERVATION: Conserving culture
- MUSIC: Into the groove at last
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TRIBUNE ATHLETES OF THE YEAR: Hockey goalies shut out the competition
Although the Tribune awarded Charline Labonté this honour after her stellar freshman season at McGill, and we would love to recognize one of the many other great female athletes on campus, the hockey Martlets All-World goaltender made it impossible to ignore her this season. |
