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Campus Celebrity: Mackenzie Turpin4/20/2012 |
This week’s Campus Celebrity without a doubt deserves the title. Not only is Mackenzie Turpin the president of the McGill Anatomy and Cell Biology Students’ Society, but he is also actively involved in numerous activities across McGill’s campus. Despite his busy schedule, you can always find him winning Trivia nights! What year are you? What is your major? What is your dream city? Favourite word? Favourite past time? What is your favourite part of being part of the Rotary Club? |
5 Things to Do Before Finals4/5/2012 |
For me, this will be my last exam period as an undergraduate at McGill University. With my time at this lovely establishment coming to an end, I have created a bucket list of things I must do before I leave Montreal and before I make the library my home for the next month. 1 Ball en Blanc 2 Mamie Clafoutis 1291 Avenue Van Horne 3 Tourtière Australienne |
McGill Campus Cutie: Uros Simovic3/20/2012 |
Major: Electrical Engineering |
McGill Campus Cutie: Bouchra Tannir3/9/2012 |
Year: U3 |
PSYC of Love 20122/15/2012 |
The McGill Psychology Students’ Association hosted their annual talk, Psych of Love 2012, on February 10. This year’s event featured Ariel Fenster, the beloved professor of McGill’s World of Chemistry courses, and a chocolate fountain reception. With Valentine’s Day so close, I hassled all my friends into attending the talk. It was a good alternative to mopping around at home and referring to forever alone memes. Fenster’s talk explored the three stages of love: attraction, passion, and attachment. For the attraction stage, Fenster took a look into pheromones. While the evidence regarding pheromones’ effects on humans remains inconclusive, their effects on other animals can be startling. Some insects can detect a possible mate 4 km a way just based on pheromones–putting that in perspective, it is equivalent to detecting a potential “mate” in Little Italy from the Roddick Gates. An interesting fact that Fenster pointed out is that parabens, a common additive to cosmetics, is actually a pheromone that female dogs secrete to attract male dogs. This may explain while the neighbour’s dog, Max, just cannot get enough of you. |
Campus Celebrity: Ahmad Mahmoud1/30/2012 |
This week’s Campus Celebrity is an international student who calls both Kuwait and Jordan his home. Ahmad Mahmoud is already a mini-celebrity through being a TA for two classes; he has become quite famous amongst first and second year students. Despite his recent claim to fame, Ahmad is among one of the most modest and humble people I have met. He is a food-loving junkie always eager to try new foods, and a self-proclaimed “gangster.” Ahmad’s self-identification with “gangster” stems from his ability to recite verbatim the latest Lil’ Wayne and Drake songs. What are you studying at McGill? Why geography? What is your favourite restaurant in Montreal, and what do you order? What is something most people do not know about you? Which song would you choose to describe your life? |
McGill Campus Cutie: Janice Ho1/18/2012 |
Year: U3 |






