Alex Di Pietro
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NewsBlue Walls
Heavy with political experience, the Action slate dashed back and forth between the Hall and LB buildings,
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NewsJMSB Dean Headed To Vermont
John Molson School of Business Dean Sanjay Sharma decided Feb. 28 that he’ll be leaving Concordia in late June to accept deanship at the University of Vermont’s School of Business Administration.
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No Money Trail for the ‘Yes’ Campaign
The Concordia Student Union released its annual budget report Friday, but specific amounts pertaining to its spending on the “Yes” campaign for the Student Centre in preparation of November’s referendum still haven’t been revealed.
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NewsSustainable Concordia Withdraws Fee Levy Request
Citing a need for more preparation, Sustainable Concordia withdrew its proposal for a 400-per-cent increase in the funding it receives from students at last Wednesday’s Concordia Student Union Council meeting.
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OpinionsNah’msayin?
Stuck on the walls of the men’s washroom on the Hall Building’s sixth floor is a guide to how one should freshen up once finished his business.
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NewsFighting Security Certificates
Representatives from respective community groups lashed out against the issuance of Canadian security certificates and other immigration security measures during a panel discussion in the Hall Building on Sunday.
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SportsFormer Stinger Drafted
Training camp with the Kansas City Chiefs may have featured hot temperatures and been labeled a “grind” for former Concordia Stingers linebacker Cory Greenwood
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SportsOff to Turkey
Stingers women’s hockey coach Les Lawton is heading to Erzurum, Turkey this week to lead Team Canada in the 2011 Winter Universiade—a multi-sport event held by the International University Sports Federation from Jan. 27 to Feb. 6.
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Fringe ArtsLit Writ
For the purpose of this program, we will attempt to engage in extemporaneous, and dare I say sagacious discourse.
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Concordia Janitors Avoid Strike
Concordia’s janitorial staff learned they wouldn’t be going on strike following a majority vote to accept the most recent agreement reached between their union and employer on Nov. 21.
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SportsDefence Finally Breaks Down
The women’s rugby team fell to the St. Francis Xavier X-Women 17-12 in overtime during the Canadian Interuniversity Sport championship game at Justin Chiu Stadium in Peterborough, Ont. on Nov. 7.
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Expanded Loyola Luncheon Up and Running
The Concordia Student Union’s grand opening of the revamped Loyola Luncheon experienced a two-day delay last week.
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NewsStarving in the Shadows
Issues affecting the indigenous people of Chile continue to be neglected in mainstream media coverage, and it’s no coincidence, Mapuche journalist Pedro Cayuqueo said at a conference in Montreal on Oct. 16.
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SportsFourth Quarter Madness
The Concordia Stingers’ football team prevailed in a 21-11 defensive battle with the McGill Redmen on Oct. 9 at Concordia Stadium, notching more points in the fourth quarter than the entire first half combined.
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SportsMcGill Extends Winning Streak
The Quebec university women’s hockey season opened on Oct. 8 at McConnell Arena, with an action-packed game that ended 7-4 in favour of the McGill Martlets over the visiting Concordia Stingers.
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SportsWomen’s Rugby Decimates Sherbrooke
The ConU women’s rugby Stingers did what was expected of them on Sunday at Loyola Campus, steamrolling over the Sherbrooke Vert et Or 92-0 and putting them within reach of a perfect season.
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SportsHeading to Delhi
Two weeks after finishing 20th at the World Weightlifting Championships in Antalya, Turkey, Concordia student Emily Quarton is participating in her second Commonwealth games this week in Delhi, India.
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SportsA Night of Firsts
Striker Matthijs Eppinga’s two-goal performance led Concordia’s men’s soccer team to its first points of the season in Friday’s 3-1 thrashing of the third-placed UQTR Patriotes at Concordia Stadium.
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Opinions
Two Reporters Undermine the Role of the Monarchy in the Dominion of Canada
Early on the morning of Oct. 1, David Johnston stepped in front of the Canadian Senate in Ottawa, and was sworn in as Canada’s 28th Governor General.
