Mc Master Faculty Of Social Sciences
The McMaster Faculty of Social Sciences is a division of McMaster University. It offers a wide range of undergraduate programmes through the Faculty's academic units, as well as Master's and Doctoral programmes.
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... Initially established in the early 1990s to provide awareness among Social Sciences students about the MSSS, it later evolved to include campus events, up-coming projects ... are not permitted to be editor of the newspaper, but are welcome as are all other students in the Faculty to submit articles for consideration ...
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