Vote for your next SSMU Executive, Senators, and referendum questions! Voting ends Thursday (today) at 5pm.  Learn more about the Executive Candidates here: TvMcGill Interviews McGill Tribune Reviews For more info, check out ssmu.mcgill.ca/elections/. (Vote at ovs.ssmu.mcgill.ca.) ************************************************************************************************************************ Streaming Election Results (Feed will be available after 5pm.  Feed courtesy of TvMcGill.) Streaming Video by Ustream.TV...

Thursday March 11th from 10:00 pm – 3:00 am in the SSMU Building is the Fine Arts Council’s Nuit Blanche. We are over 15 perfomers of poetry, music, dance and tons of workshops in food writing, impov, crafts, silkcreening, mask making, film and more. Come check out our art Installations, interactive projects, cheap beer, art...

We will be accepting applications until 5pm on Thursday March 18th. Recognizing Excellence in Student Life 2009-2010 Each year the SSMU awards students and student groups who have shown themselves as outstanding in a variety of ways. It is time for YOUR hard work and dedication to be recognized! You will find the list of...

Non-thesis graduate programs offering training in molecular biology, proteomics, bioinformatics and general biotechnology, as well as intensive hands-on laboratory training. The Master’s program also offers a research internship. Registration deadlines Fall admission: June 1, 2010 for Canadians March 15, 2010 for internationals Information www.mcgill.ca/biotechgradprog program.biotech@mcgill.ca (514) 398-7725

Please note the following building hours for Reading Week: (February 22nd to February 28th) Monday to Friday – 9:00am to 5:00pm Saturday: – Closed Sunday: – Closed Restaurants will have limited hours within the opening hours of the building.  GERTS and Midnight Kitchen is closed for the week. There will be no after hour access.

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