Michelle Pucci
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NewsStudent Associations Protected in Quebec Ruling
Two students from Université de Laval in Quebec City lost their court battle against the law governing student associations on Thursday.
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NewsReferendum Questions CSU Elections 2015: What You’ll Be Voting For
A guide to what you’ll be voting for.
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NewsFine Arts Vote to Strike First
The Fine Arts Student Alliance voted to strike in protest against austerity on March 23 and April 2 at a general assembly Thursday night.
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NewsIt’s Election Time?
The Concordia Student Union’s election campaigns kicked off today.
Except they didn’t really.
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NewsCJLO Abandons Failed FM-Radio Bid
You won’t be able to tune into CJLO on an FM radio anytime soon.
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CFS? More Like CF-Fesses
Back in 2009, a petition by Concordia students was served to the offices of the Canadian Federation of Students. Summed up, it said: We want out.
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NewsMSA Reviews its Collection after Meeting Dean of Students
Concordia’s Muslim Students Association has started removing controversial texts from the their library after meeting with the university’s administration following a TVA report.
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MSA Reacts to Damning TVA Reportage
Concordia’s Muslim Student Association received a surprise visit by a TVA journalist last week, who went to the club’s office in search of books by religious extremists.
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SportsStepping Away from the Sidelines
Stingers basketball players probably see him more often than they see their parents. John Dore has been the man on the sidelines of every men’s basketball game for the past 26 years, as well as the man behind the never-frowning but stern lips and eyes permanently pinched from smiling, or maybe exhaustion.
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NewsReggie’s to Open in September
The highly anticipated reopening of Concordia’s student bar could take place this fall if Concordia students vote to approve a multimillion-dollar budget for renovations.
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SportsSelling the Stingers Story
Director of Recreations and Athletics Patrick Boivin hopes to revitalize Concordia athletics, and he’s working on a project that will involve students.
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NewsGive me a Home Where the Undergrads Roam
With a little time and investment, Concordia students will eventually be removed from Montreal’s tenant market. At least that’s the goal of the Concordia Student Union’s ongoing housing campaign.
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Fringe ArtsObsessive-Despondent Disorder
Red Light Winter is the story of two friends, Matt and Davis, who head to Amsterdam and end up in a love triangle with a prostitute, Christina. Matt is depressed, and following his suicide attempt, Davis arrives at their place in Amsterdam with Christina to cheer him up. Instead, the love triangle that ensues creates conflict and carries over to Manhattan when they return.
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NewsUQAM Student Association Votes to leave FEUQ
Education students at UQAM voted to leave the federation of student associations in a referendum vote in January.
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Special IssueA Modern Urban Jungle
In the corner of the Mile End, behind the industrial buildings and near the train tracks residents often cross illegally, there’s a stretch of land locals refer to as the “Champ des Possibles.”
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NewsThe Monarch Butterfly, the Gray Whale and the Free Trade Agreement
Canada, the U.S. and Mexico share a lot. While borders divide North America, free trade agreements from the 1990s allow products and resources to move easily through them. Shared environmental governance, on the other hand, is still in the works.
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CSU Briefs
Loyola office move expenses approved; general election nomination dates announced; advocacy centre to open in March
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NewsTuition Payment Deadline Extended
The tuition fee deadline has been extended in response to confusion and minor glitches in the new “Student Centre” within the MyConcordia portal.
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Fringe ArtsForgotten Boroughs
Snapshots of women hanging laundry in makeshift courtyards and back alleys, children hanging over precariously built railings and curious residents and shop owners staring at city workers photographing corner stores—these are the only mementos of parts of Montreal’s working-class history.
