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	Pressed into service
		The Daily broke a big story last year that captured the imagination of the national media: the decision of a handful of senators to reject Royal Bank president John Cleghorn as a proposed honorary degree recipient.
		For their part, Daily editors say the story raised legitimate questions about the honorary degrees process and who should be entitled to them.
		Student journalists, Levitz adds, are paid for their free labour (some editors earn a modest stipend) in the sort of marketable skills that will give them an edge in the job market: a knack for efficient time management, a flair for writing and the ability to deliver on deadline.
	www.mcgill.ca /reporter/33/12/journalists (1428 words)

	ipedia.com: McGill University Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		McGill University, established in 1821, is in the city of Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
		Admission at McGill is done in thirds: Two-thirds of available first-year seats are allocated for Quebec residents, two-thirds of the remaining seats are allocated for the rest of Canada, and the rest are left for international students.
		McGill's Redpath Museum, commissioned in 1880 and opened in 1882, is the oldest building built specifically as a museum in North America.
	www.ipedia.com /mcgill_university.html (1545 words)

	The McGill Daily
		Mautbur would not give details about the content or timing of the complaint, which she said were still being worked out, but MSA president Nafay Choudhury said that it could be filed as early as next week or as late as mid-January.
		He explained that the potential delay was due to concerns that the Federal non-confidence vote would shift media attention away from the complaint, and that the close of the semester would divert student attention as well.
		Choudhury insisted that the human rights complaint is a measure of last resort, and is not an attempt to defame McGill.
	mcgilldaily.com /view.php?aid=4565 (523 words)

	Donald Kingsbury's McGill Daily Index
		But McGill's conservatives had neither the energy nor the attention span to put out a newspaper themselves and so its corpse was taken over by the Maoists who felt that publishing articles by a reactionary in his forties (like me) would not be responsible journalism.
		In the fall of 1955, when I was a senior in mathematics at McGill University I decided to join the staff of the student newspaper, the McGill Daily, for a little intellectual fun.
		I deliberately chose to violate all the grammar rules that I knew, and much to my horror found that the student copy editor at the McGill Daily was so shaken that he didn't dare make any corrections, and so the article was printed with all my deliberate irreverence plus a lot of ungrammatical typos.
	www.donaldkingsbury.com /McGillDaily/~McGillIndex.html (842 words)

	The McGill Daily
		I understand it is up to the McGill Daily to select which letters to publish, and a response to a letter to the editor may be uncommon, however I still think it is important to voice concerns about issues relating to McGill student life.
		There is a reason that a big company like Minolta can continue to be successful and have goals to “maintain the highest quality” around, and that is by being disrespectful towards its employees, and firing them en masse when there is any intention by employees to voice concerns about management abuse.
		Minolta fired a staff with experience and a commitment to service and absorbed the costs of training new staff because it would have been too costly to resolve the repeated complaints from employees.
	www.pod.ca /doug/professional/mcgilldaily/response2.htm (267 words)

	The McGill Daily
		The McGill Daily, in production for over 90 years, is the only independent student newspaper on campus at McGill University and is entirely run by volunteers.
		The McGill Daily, at one time the oldest daily student newspaper in the Commonwealth, has been the training ground for generations of journalists since its inception in 1911.
		It is published by the Daily Publications Society, an autonomous body whose membership includes all McGill undergraduate students.
	www.mcgilldaily.com /view.php?aid=709&f_iid=249 (406 words)

	Daily Publications Society · Société de publication du Daily
		the mcgill daily :: le délit :: webmail
		the daily publications society publishes two independent student newspapers on the mcgill university campus in montréal, québec.
		daily publications society 3480 mctavish suite b26 montréal, québec h3a 1x9 tel: +1 514 398-6790 email
	www.dailypublications.org (95 words)

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