A profile piece on a political science major Politics are a central part of every upstanding citizen’s life. Be it through voting, getting involved in municipal politics or signing a petition, everyone will eventually be confronted with political choices.            Audrey-Frédérique Lavoie, a political science major at McGill, was kind enough to grant me an interview to answer potential questions a future university applicant could have. A Collège Jean-de-Brébeuf alumnus, she has been greatly involved in her community. Between managing the Cercle de la relève de la Fondation de l’Hôpital de Montréal pour enfants , Déjeun’aide – Breakfast with Leaders (a networking initiative for students and young professionals exclusively orchestrated by students) and closely working with Montreal’s Youth Council, Audrey-Frédérique is most certainly involved in her community’s wellbeing. She is currently on a student exchange at the Science...

Due Tomorrow? Do Tomorrow.  Tomorrow. / təˈmôrō / (noun). The day after today, also known as the day where all of student productivity, study and inspiration strikes. We have all rewarded ourselves with hours on the Internet after studying math for twenty minutes. We have all gone on Youtube to watch a Ted Talk for gym class and, 3 hours later, caught ourselves watching a tutorial on how to talk to hippos.