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May 6, 1999
VOLUME 31 NUMBER 16
Trained to dive into the gene pool |
Can diabetes be defeated? |
Remembering Osler |
Strength in numbers |
Girl power Shanghai-style |
Fostering flexibility |
Nursing a better understanding about health |
The aim is to EXCEL
April 22, 1999
VOLUME 31 NUMBER 15
The mystery of premature births |
A window on the developing brain |
How a library ought to lobby |
Parental conflict inspires creativity in children |
Finding funds for farmers
April 8, 1999
VOLUME 31 NUMBER 14
McGill mooters tops |
CFI grants help McGill get wired |
McGill français and Quebec society |
New hope in neural transplants |
Sex, lives and commitment
March 25, 1999
VOLUME 31 NUMBER 13
Deans set goals |
Mixed reviews for budget |
Reporting on the referendum |
Choosing the lesser evil |
Baby mouse leaves scientists breathless |
Telling more stories of the dead |
The learning's lush in Panama
March 11, 1999
VOLUME 31 NUMBER 12
Fund goes to vote |
Slate challenges MAUT |
Management for a better world |
The trek back home |
Small magazines, big influence |
Hope for obesity and diabetes |
All in a night's work
February 25, 1999
VOLUME 31 NUMBER 11
Union deal struck |
"Health budget" pays dividends for all scholars |
Saving loggerhead shrikes no flight of fancy for Bird |
TB or not TB? |
On the other side of the stethoscope |
The lowest of the low |
A thorn in Nike's side |
Take note of this guitarist |
Help in lean times
February 11, 1999
VOLUME 31 NUMBER 10
Plug pulled on ISIS |
Shortage of IT grads hurts industry |
Heralding Salmona's oeuvre |
Writing science into fiction |
The art of the ask
January 28, 1999
VOLUME 31 NUMBER 09
New job for Pound |
Next VP (Academic) named |
Tosca by way of Texas |
First-year students have their say |
Paving the way for entrepreneurial engineers
January 14, 1999
VOLUME 31 NUMBER 08
Newsmakers 1998 |
CUP: Closer links urged |
The road ahead for ARR |
The globalization gremlins that weren't |
The iron connection |
The press that's a success |
Putting technology in it place |
Surviving the thesis
December 10, 1998
VOLUME 31 NUMBER 07
Rhodes worthy |
Two win Prix du Québec |
On the trail of killer infections |
Pretty flower, deadly weed |
"Accidental" book draws raves |
Pinker puzzles over Maple Leafs |
Stopping the cuts to health care |
Courses and obstacle courses
November 19, 1998
VOLUME 31 NUMBER 06
Special Teaching Supplement |
Parties promise to end cuts |
Concern over faculty pay |
Save the Vic: Scholar argues against razing RVH buildings |
Redrawing the map |
Refus au féminin |
McGill still ranked third by Maclean's |
Go public or perish
November 5, 1998
VOLUME 31 NUMBER 05
Report on LSD raises hackles |
MUHC site chosen |
Planning for a planet in peril |
A monstrous task |
Anderson: Feminism's future secure |
Following twentieth century plagues |
Casting a spell for scientific literacy |
Why McGill needs an A+ |
The beauty of unpredictability |
Heeding the call
October 22, 1998
VOLUME 31 NUMBER 04
Autumn convocation honorees |
McGill is prominent in new NCEs |
Budget choices loom |
A soybean sorcerer at work |
Disentangling the cobwebs in medical education |
Equity issues revisited |
Probing a musical superpower |
Oprah and the vegan |
Living with that long-distance feeling
October 8, 1998
VOLUME 31 NUMBER 03
McGill School of Environment: A new director takes the helm plus: Native at large: bringing an aboriginal view |
Ground control to Dr. Dave |
David Johnston to lead Waterloo |
Arts scene too timid |
A cornerstone of the collective |
Helping mining firms "see" underground |
The basics of biotech |
Saving seahorses |
McGill coping with Y2K |
Marketing your scholarly wares
September 24, 1998
VOLUME 31 NUMBER 02
Universities urged to collaborate on courses |
Merit pay on its way |
On the trail of filthy lucre: Economist studies tax evaders, cheats and crooks |
Money grows in trees |
Lab gets boost |
Sound science that tastes good |
Love hurts for snails |
Nahum Gelber Law Library |
Senate: Divisions on diversity |
It's not easy being green |
The bliss and blues of retirement
September 10, 1998
VOLUME 31 NUMBER 01
Campus renewal on track |
Budget blues lifting |
Leading the charge against AIDS |
Als thrive at Molson |
Teaching treasure gets his due |
Ex-mayor chosen to lead physical plant |
New chair first of its kind |
Putting parents' worries to rest
May 28, 1998
VOLUME 30 NUMBER 17
Convocation Supplement |
Education gets new dean |
Sleeping with the enemy? |
Nortel winners |
Atlantis Project proposes tutorials as answer to student alienation |
Listening to the voices for change |
Learning on the job |
Music, science, sports and more for kids this summer at McGill |
Young and educated use food banks |
Buddhism gets a boost |
Once a cop, now a science education enthusiast |
Debut for disabilities seminar |
New students' council at Macdonald
May 7, 1998
VOLUME 30 NUMBER 16
Fine tuning for Engineering |
Busy summer ahead |
How to make your case in Quebec City |
Stress linked to memory loss |
Real world research |
Awake under the knife |
Reforms at gunpoint
April 23, 1998
VOLUME 30 NUMBER 15
Union mounts pressure campaign |
Dynamic scholar wanted |
Reluctant poet shines |
In the NICT of time |
Avi Friedman's revolution |
Professor Barbara Sourkes |
Liberals face future
April 9, 1998
VOLUME 30 NUMBER 14
Budget to run deficit |
Big changes to law program |
A good deal or a dangerous threat: Sparks fly at MAI debate |
Turning four into one: Hugh Scott's challenge as director of the MUHC |
Rotblat's message |
Security saysƒ |
People to turn to |
Grammy-award winning teachers
March 26, 1998
VOLUME 30 NUMBER 13
Nurses, universities angered by government plan |
SSMU's new slate |
Able assistant for academics |
Our own worst enemy |
A model worth copying? |
Deliberate deception: Magician targets psychic frauds
March 12, 1998
VOLUME 30 NUMBER 12
Teaching assistants ratify first collective agreement |
MRC increase raises morale |
Dream teams, drugs and dubious judging |
Gifts mark rebirth for Jewish Studies |
Canadian poets get helping hand |
Senate: Spreading cuts |
Teaching and Technology Supplement
February 26, 1998
VOLUME 30 NUMBER 11
Bookstore contract signed |
Perform better, says Marois |
Budget generates heat |
Human rights battles are being lost |
Students appeal tuition ruling |
Supplying capitalist know-how to communist China |
Delivering opportunities to your desktop |
Sparks are flying for Steacie winner
February 12, 1998
VOLUME 30 NUMBER 10
Alternative budget urges less conservative approach |
Former principal brought change |
Young people hampered by unemployment, political divisions |
Hard road ahead for Eastern Europe |
Prized partnership keeps on rolling |
Senate: School of Environment gets go-ahead
January 29, 1998
VOLUME 30 NUMBER 09
Shapiro talks tough |
McGill pours millions into Quebec economy |
First Peoples House open for business |
Federal research code nears approval |
"Scientist of the year" studies lifestyle diseases |
Storm lessons
January 22, 1998
VOLUME 30 NUMBER 08
Special Issue: Aftermath of the ice storm
Blue collar heroes kept McGill going |
Catch-up days added at the end of the term |
Students keep their spirits up, help others in need |
Macdonald Campus relatively unscathed |
Staff, students find shelter in the storm
December 11, 1997
VOLUME 30 NUMBER 07
Differential tuition on trial |
New VP named |
Two outstanding scholars honoured with Prix du Québec |
Innovative plan for new school generates "tremendous excitement |
Commissioners were "incredibly naive" admits Desbarats |
Laval, McGill form national test centre |
McGill hosts Christian leader
November 20, 1997
VOLUME 30 NUMBER 06
Whew! Redmen take title |
Maclean's rankings released |
Top talent drawn to McGill centre |
Senate: Cheating the cheaters |
Special teaching Supplement
November 6, 1997
VOLUME 30 NUMBER 05
Mouvement Desjardins boosts Quebec Studies program |
Ricard up for award |
Few sour notes in report on music programs |
MBA moving east |
New light on language |
Scaling the heights of his profession |
A career of compassion
October 23, 1997
VOLUME 30 NUMBER 04
Shapiro, Martin face off |
Three Networks lose funding |
Big payoffs possible from new foundation |
From McGill to Mexico: Grow Home heads south |
Getting high on gambling |
Convocation honorees |
Immigration and the political dilemma |
Senate: Bookstore again dominates discussion
October 9, 1997
VOLUME 30 NUMBER 03
Tackling student debt |
Bookstore debate continues |
Rethink research, Bélanger urges |
Getting sick in space |
McGill helping Russia to reform civil code |
Mapping the future of our cities |
Senate: Bookstore deal debated in Senate
September 25, 1997
VOLUME 30 NUMBER 02
McGill, Concordia pool purchasing |
No deal yet, says Heaphy |
Laughing at the Leacock |
Saturn serves students |
Battered Red Cross looks to the future |
What is the right size for McGill |
Senate: Sexual harassment policies reviewed
September 11, 1997
VOLUME 30 NUMBER 01
Differential tuition drains resources, draws lawsuit |
Shapiro to head CREPUQ |
A Nobel gesture |
A world-wide welcome |
The principal's perspective |
Professor of the year takes the sting out of statistics |
The biology of pain |
A rethought Reporter
May 29, 1997
VOLUME 29 NUMBER 17
McGill well represented in federal election campaign |
Budget clears Board |
In memoriam - Leo Yaffe: Researcher, Teacher, Administrator and Citizen |
The role of the university in a corporatist society |
In search of wonder: Magic tales for children |
Pride in her accomplishments |
Rod Macdonald heads law reform commission |
Warm water in the cold, cold North |
Honorary Degrees |
Emeritus Professors |
Senate highlights
May 8, 1997
VOLUME 29 NUMBER 16
Shapiro's mandate renewed |
Labour technology firm has difficult birth |
On the scene with Deep Blue II |
King of the canon |
A dream (finally) comes true
April 24, 1997
VOLUME 29 NUMBER 15
Report finds Quebec's universities in crisis |
Possible relief on Bill 104 |
Above and beyond: Dedication earns service awards |
Agreeing to disagree |
In Memoriam: Benjamin Freedman |
Staff program gets pretty good grades |
Xerox, Macintosh paid price for playing it safe |
Expanding role keeps new alumni association director on the go |
Has nuclear nightmare really ended |
Senate highlights
April 10, 1997
VOLUME 29 NUMBER 14
Principal's office occupied |
Tavenas named rector of Laval |
Budget update |
Welcome to the Wong Building |
Women engineers still face rough ride |
Salut McGill: Tavenas reflects on his time here and his future at Laval |
Conversation biology: A difficult balancing act |
David Johnston to oversee Harvard |
Negotiating a cellular cease-fire |
Senate highlights
March 27, 1997
VOLUME 29 NUMBER 13
Student pols unveil plans |
Finances still fuzzy |
No place for hazing rituals |
Bringing McGill's treasures to light
March 13, 1997
VOLUME 29 NUMBER 12
Amended budget goes to Board |
McGill students Java-savviest |
More student housing promised |
Striking a balance between research and recreation |
Ready willing and very able: Archives staff want to be used |
Rae and the rabbi on federalism |
Senate highlights
February 27, 1997
VOLUME 29 NUMBER 11
Programs under scrutiny |
Budget earns kudos |
Teaching doctors how to deal with AIDS |
Taking care of business |
Research networks are here to stay |
Bringing the best and brightest to our door |
Rat research promising for Prozac-takers |
Academics on the move |
Dangerous drug mixes |
McGill trio earn top grants |
Are students receiving the education they deserve? |
Academics on the move
February 13, 1997
VOLUME 29 NUMBER 10
Funding formula to change |
Concordia story "misleading" |
No job for mealy-mouths |
Downsizing, death and sabbaticals |
Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples |
Simulator builds better air traffic controllers |
January 30, 1997
VOLUME 29 NUMBER 09
New fee structure presents challenges |
McGill, Concordia join forces |
Upsetting the scientific applecart: Horgan says glory days are gone |
New chair created to boost schizophrenia research |
Reducing turnaround time for cancer treatments |
First school of social work in Jordan |
Software sale nets millions |
Sister Prejean continues her fight |
The end of scienceƒ or of an epoch
January 16, 1997
VOLUME 29 NUMBER 08
Quebec honours Mintzberg |
Sergent inquiry ended |
Drew drawing attention |
Three from McGill named to Order of Canada |
New dean defends role of Religious Studies |
Senate highlights
December 5, 1996
VOLUME 29 NUMBER 07
A Rhodes pair for McGill |
Some foreign students will pay higher fees |
Administration meets with international students |
The musical phrases of Margaret Atwood |
Marois unapologetic over differential fee hike |
Students, administration share visions |
Research team aims to forecast disaster |
Versatile man of vision |
The Principal's Column
November 21, 1996
VOLUME 29 NUMBER 06
University reacts to Education Minister |
Some foreign students will pay higher fees |
The real costs of research |
Students, professors get top marks |
Getting Canada's armed forces back on track |
Art partnership paints a rosy picture |
New health care model should be accessible, innovative and customer-oriented
November 7, 1996
VOLUME 29 NUMBER 05
TAs ask for arbitration |
Promoting science earns Harpp national prize |
Heaphy gives students the budget lowdown |
Check this out |
Margaret Gillett: a woman ahead of her time |
Human lives more important than sovereignty |
Savoie says HR, staff have to adjust to changing work environment |
How to win friends in industry |
The Principal's Column
October 24, 1996
VOLUME 29 NUMBER 04
Arts programs reexamined |
Estates General report earns a cool response |
New PhD program opts for bilingual, bicultural approach |
Proposed law could spur big gifts |
Protesters march against animal research |
Winners of 1996 teaching awards |
Unit tackles medical ethics |
Former ANC renegade helps build new South Africa |
Convocation honorees |
Senate highlights
October 10, 1996
VOLUME 29 NUMBER 03
When the lights went out |
Unions united |
First-year students need warmer welcome |
Activist assails Arafat's rule |
Money managers in the making |
Dean in tune with changing times |
Winners of 1996 teaching awards |
Genetic approach best hope for rare disease discovered by McGill pair |
The power and politics of White House marriages |
The Principal's column
September 26, 1996
VOLUME 29 NUMBER 02
Open House '96 |
It's official! Campaign's final total is $205 million |
Solar car ready to blaze a trail |
Award winner is new director of libraries |
A reunion of radicals
September 12, 1996
VOLUME 29 NUMBER 01
University budget contends with deep government cuts |
McGill researchers earn top MRC prizes |
Welcome to McGill |
From architect to ambassador |
McGill researcher continues the hunt for life on Mars |
Venerable club seeks friends and funds |
McGill's master of the rings |
The Principal's column
July 10, 1996
VOLUME 28 NUMBER 18
Birdnapping in a good cause |
McGill Olympians head to Atlanta |
Postcards from the past |
New seminar program for first-year students |
Programmed to die: How cell death can save lives |
A credit to their town |
Senate Highlights: Debate on the Estates General:
May 23, 1996
VOLUME 28 NUMBER 17
Lifespan genes discovered |
Report sparks Senate debate |
Early results of the workforce reduction plan |
Exploring the source of prejudice in children |
McGill falling behind in teaching technologies |
James Bay governing scheme leaves natives uneasy |
Wide-ranging scholar earns prestigious Acas prize |
Downsizing not downgrading |
A tribute to teachers |
Senate highlights
May 2, 1996
VOLUME 28 NUMBER 16
A giant step in gene sequencing |
In Memoriam: Dr. T.H. Clark |
New administrative appointments |
Arguing their way to an international prize |
Recognizing the value of immigration |
The hazards and rewards of a life in research |
Trouble in 2000: Hunting the millenium bug |
Student facing criminal charges |
Phonathon sets record |
Can the CBC be saved?
April 18, 1996
VOLUME 28 NUMBER 15
Report calls for changes |
Panic over privatization |
Professor bequeaths estate to funding council |
Musseling in: Small but successful invader |
Illuminating dangerous pollutants |
Conference on gender teaches new skills |
Strong McGill "essential" |
Senate highlights
April 4, 1996
VOLUME 28 NUMBER 14
Shapiro questioned at student forum |
Budget cuts worse than expected |
A new approach to learning |
Getting a taste of the real world |
Heaphy gives update on retirement package |
Panel tackles racism in universities |
From the desk of the Principal |
Senate highlights
March 21, 1996
VOLUME 28 NUMBER 13
Universities will thrive in 21st century |
One-day strike by TAs |
McGill pair win Killams |
New degree tailored to manufacturing sector |
Cooperation adds up to good results in math |
Man of the people |
Students vote to censure Pepsi |
Big Bang at heart of physics megaproject |
Governments still ignoring global warming
March 7, 1996
VOLUME 28 NUMBER 12
Panelists probe future |
Retirement plan unveiled |
Net gain for students |
Family revelation leads to life's work |
Low-risk training in high-risk medicine |
Taking the terror out of teaching |
Stressing knowledge in the information age |
Spinning our Web in cyberspace
February 22, 1996
VOLUME 28 NUMBER 11
Report examines options for McGill |
TA vote results |
PhD student's invention rockets to success |
Psychoanalyzing the presidents |
Turning computers into multitasking wonders |
Winning word warriors |
Are we losing our national sport? |
In search of orchestral efficiency
February 8, 1996
VOLUME 28 NUMBER 10
Changes at McCord worry scholars |
TAs call strike vote |
Breaking the bond of life's most important molecule |
The perils of plunging into cyberspace |
What makes prize-winning professors |
Starting the 175th celebrations |
Future turns on tolerance, economic solutions |
Using math to solve cardiac mysteries |
Canadian infrastructure at crisis point |
Building named after graduate |
Senate highlights January 31
January 25, 1996
VOLUME 28 NUMBER 09
Principal addresses Arts faculty |
Come to the Carnival |
McGill research rated well |
Is hospital care changing for the better? |
A little modern alchemy |
Four McGill professors named to the Order of Canada |
Senate highlights January 17
January 11, 1996
VOLUME 28 NUMBER 08
Talks end in success |
Two for the Rhodes |
More changes at Facilities Management |
In memoriam: Jean Éthier-Blais, 1925-1995 |
Massive snow palace nears completion |
Senate highlights December 6
December 7, 1995
VOLUME 28 NUMBER 07
Big Boost for high tech teaching |
Prix du Québec for McGill pair |
Different takes on being Canadian |
New department confident about its future |
Germany's influence on European union |
Preparing for the next referendum |
Scholars must fight to avert "brain-dead society" |
Senate highlights November 22, 1995
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