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Senate discussed the policy on political events on campus and the planning cycle was explained by Provost Luc Vinet.

Canadian universities have seen their pension funds take a hit in the recent economic downturn.

Justin Trudeau and Bill Richardson go a little wild.

Former Dean of Law Peter Leuprecht has a unique perspective on the Southeast Asian country, which since 1993 has been returning to some semblance of normalcy. Leuprecht, Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations for Human Rights in Cambodia will discuss the country's situation from the fall of the Khmer Rouge to the present.

Black Comedy, directed by Emma Tibaldo, November 12-15 and 19-22, 8 pm. Moyse Hall. Reservations: 398-6070, $10 adults, $5 students, seniors.

Rock crushes Scissors, Scissors cut Paper. Paper covers Rock, and Morris Popowich covers the 2003 Rock Paper Scissors Championship for the McGill Reporter, and tries to cut through the cloud of myth that surrounds the primordial simplicity of "RPS."

Homecoming is almost upon us and the excitement is building as it always does with just a couple of weeks to go.

On October 6, 1933, the cornerstone of the Montreal Neurological Institute was laid at an impressive ceremony presided over by McGill's Principal, World War I general Sir Arthur Currie.

A new library is in the works for Macdonald Campus

Students move in to the new residence in the old Renaissance Hotel.