Canadians think we're the best university in the land. An artful merger Leslie Stojsic Mergers aren't always smooth or happy affairs in a university setting. But the recent marriage between the Department of Art History and the Graduate Program in Communications is generating plenty of excitement among professors and students. Then eat your spinach and broccoli like your mom told you to. The major academic theories used to analyze courtship tend to leave something out, says McGill's Daniel Cere.
Some students discuss the payoffs and pitfalls of a paying gig.
The Redmen stormed their way to a 30 to 15 victory. Published by the University Relations Office, the Reporter publishes bi-weekly during the academic year and is available throughout McGill's downtown and Macdonald campuses.