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Félicitations à quatre chercheurs exceptionnels.

The Society for the Study of Psychiatry and Culture Conference that ran from October 2nd to the 5th had a theme this year of "Creativity, Spirituality and the Arts." Attendees could learn about everything from fairy tales to suicide in Indian cinema, and how it reflects on the nuances of cultural psychiatry.

A McGill contingent gears up to participate in the world's first Outgames, the biggest sporting event to hit our fair city since the 1976 Olympics.

CAPS and Counselling Services have teamed up to launch a support group for PhD students. The goal is to lessen the isolation, and provide information for those on the long road to their doctorate.

Les membres de la Conférence des recteurs et principaux des universités du Québec (CREPUQ) ont élu la principale et vice-chancelière de McGill, Heather Munroe-Blum, au poste de présidente de leur association.

The Trudeau Foundation has granted scholarships to two McGill students, worth $35,000 a year for four years. One wants to help bring peace to the Middle East, the other to study constitutional law.

To heck with unlocking keys to scientific mysteries, Robert Nadon tackles the truly daunting subject of what makes researchers do what they do.

Patrick Blue has seen almost everything as head of security at Macdonald campus. He restores his soul growing organic Christmas trees on his own land.

Jim Nicell, McGill's new Associate Vice-Principal, University Services, gave the Senators the rundown on the various green initiatives his group plans to implement this year.

Ryan Tomicic is all wet, but that didn't stop him from winning McGill's athlete of the year award. The McGill swimmer has been on fire in the water this year.