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BY ALEXEI BATTEN The philosopher Alfred North Whitehead once wryly observed that although academics celebrate the intellectual achievements of ancient Greece, the typically successful man in that age was still more brutish thug than gentle professor. An Athenian general, upon being questioned about the justice of his acquisition of…
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When those of us from outside Quebec first arrive at McGill, we all hear variations on the same theme from someone who is earnestly trying to welcome us. Do what you can to leave the McGill bubble, they tell us, get involved with the Montreal community – after all, there’s…
Seldom has the phrase “fighting fire with fire” been more directly applicable to reality. As war rages on in Syria, the chances of a short-term resolution, peaceful or otherwise, seem increasingly slim. The country’s already brutally violent civil war has only escalated further in recent weeks, as major powers ramp…
Today the globe is completely dominated by big banks and multinational corporations. They own and control the economy and use their position of power and privilege to dominate the political process and control the world’s governments. Power is almost completely consolidated into the hands of the owners and large shareholders…