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Discusses the McGill Coalition Against Sexual Assault (MCASA)'s first source of preliminary funding - $500 from the Student Society of McGill University (SSMU).

Explanation of the SACOMSS referendum.

Report of SSMU cutting student funds towards the sexual assault centre.

In 1997 referendum, undergraduate students vote in favour of student daycare.

In a conflict over how the Student Society of McGill University (SSMU)'s Gender and Sexual Violence Policy will be funded, and whether a fee levy abides by the SSMU constitution, SSMU's Judicial Board ruled that the policy is constitutional.

An editorial arguing that students should vote 'yes' to the referendum determining whether SACOMSS renews their student fee.

After student activists dropped a banner from the Arts Building in support of organizing efforts to change the name of McGill's varsity men's athletics teams, two McGill security officers remove it within minutes.

In a SSMU referendum, students vote to ratify an increase in student fees to support SACOMSS.

Students are upset after finding out that part of their student fees is paying for a SSMU daycare service that does not yet exist.

Coverage of a senator in the SSMU Legislative Council arguing that the proposed student fee financing the development of SSMU's Gendered and Sexual Violence Policy is inconstitutional.