Michele Clarke, a first year doctoral student in clinical psychology, got a hand from mom Francilla Charles as she moved into her new digs on Labour Day weekend
PHOTO: OWEN EGAN
Differential tuition drains resources, draws lawsuit
ALISON RAMSEY

Eight thousand McGill students must pay $1200 more in tuition this year, an increase since last fall of $40 a credit.
Shapiro to head CREPUQ
DIANA GRIER AYTON

Principal Bernard Shapiro succeeds Université de Sherbrooke's Pierre Reid as president of the Conférence des recteurs et principaux du Québec.
A world-wide welcome
ERIC SMITH

The Reporter caught up with students at a welcome party for the McGill International Students' Network last week at Martlet House to ask students what drew them here from all corners of the globe.
The principal's perspective
DIANA GRIER AYTON

Principal Bernard Shapiro is settling down in his native city and also settling into a new term as McGill's top administrator. In a conversation last week with Reporter editor Diana Grier Ayton, he talked of his unstinting enthusiasm for the job, his pride in McGill and where he hopes to lead the University in the next five years.
Professor takes the sting out of statistics
DANIEL McCABE

She's one of the country's best teachers, but self doubt nearly ended Rhonda Amsel's career before it began.
It's all in your head: The biology of pain
ELLYN KERR

Catherine Bushnell is exploring the mysterious mechanisms that heighten the way we feel pain. The ultimate goal of her research is to save patients from needless suffering.
A Nobel gesture

The Department of Chemistry invited Nobel laureate Rudolph Marcus back to the campus where he completed two degrees in chemistry (BSc'43, PhD'46).
A rethought Reporter
News from the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research
Quarter Century Club members