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Andrew Brennan
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Special IssueNew Sexuality Major Finally Gets off the Ground
After years of development and perceived bureaucratic delays, Concordia University is getting close to having its own interdisciplinary sexuality major.
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NewsConcordians Sleep in Streets for Homelessness Marathon
For the seventh year running, Concordia students, administrators and other volunteers are out in the streets sleeping through the cold and the wet to raise awareness and funds for the city’s homeless—and they’ve already raised over $4,000.
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News#CSU2014: Meet your Executive Candidates
Last year’s election was a “no contest” but this year’s Concordia Student Union elections are gearing up to be a free-for-all—or is it more of a team battle?
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NewsCongress Convened to Form a More United Concordia Body
Much like in government, there exist many levels of representation in a university.
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Photo Brief: Street Solidarity for International Women’s Day
Montreal was the site of multiple demonstrations marking International Women’s Day this weekend…
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NewsHow the CSU Plans to Pay $42,000 in Back Taxes
The Concordia Student Union will pay off its $42,000 in overdue taxes partially using a somewhat off-the-books bank account holding interest amassed from fees collected over the years for a new student centre, according to CSU VP Finance Scott Carr.
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CSU Owes $42,000 in Back Taxes
You can’t put a price on fun, but the Concordia Student Union is finding out the hard way that you can tax it.
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NewsTalking with the CASA President-elect
John Molson business students had the option to make 2014-2015 a “Good” year, but if last month’s Commerce and Administration Students’ Association elections are any indication, voters believe Michael Richardson will give them a great one.
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OpinionsNah’msayin?
My friends, it’s time to keep that toonie “rrrolling”: Tim Horton’s Roll Up the Rim is back—and that means it’s time to get down to business.*
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NewsCSU Alters Financial Policies in Wake of Newtown Party
Roughly five months after last year’s executive was formally reprimanded and asked to pay back the Concordia Student Union for a $9,200 end-of-year party using student funds, policy changes are being made at the CSU to prevent future excesses.
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NewsASFA Denies Bourbonnière’s Request for Forfeited Bonus
Caroline Bourbonnière won’t be getting her $1,500 bonus from last year.
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NewsCASA Votes Overwhelmingly for Accreditation
The Commerce and Administration Student Association is on its way to being accredited following an overwhelming show of support at the ballot box over the last two weeks.
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NewsReggie’s to Post its First Yearly Profit Ever if it Stays Closed
Closed indefinitely for renovations, Reggie’s bar has gone months without a single customer—but it’s still set to post its first yearly profit ever.
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NewsOrientation Over-Budget Once Again
In spite of announcing an anticipated surplus and the first potential profit ever for Reggie’s student bar, another promise made by this year’s Concordia Student Union won’t be kept as the fall Orientation was over-budget, again, by almost $19,000.
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NewsH-110 Renovations Delayed by Pipe Rupture
Multi-million dollar renovations to the Hall Building H-110 ampitheatre have been halted for a week following a water pipe rupture in the building foyer, according to Concordia officials.
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NewsJava U Managers and Customers Speak Out on Café’s Closing
After over 15 years in the Hall Building, Java U is set to be replaced in the spring with a student food co-operative.
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NewsCSU Co-Op Plans Delayed Amid Insults and Infighting
While the Concordia Student Union is no stranger to arguing among its members, last Wednesday’s special council meeting set a new standard for infighting for this year’s crop of executives and councillors.
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NewsReggie’s Closed Indefinitely
Despite originally planning to reopen in January, Concordia’s campus bar will remain closed indefinitely.
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NewsJMSB Gets Down to Business
In the real world, there are no do-overs. In the world of case competitions, there aren’t either—but a company won’t go out of business if things go wrong.
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NewsCSU to CusaCorp: Let Java U Contract Expire
In an attempt to move forward from a seemingly cyclonic disagreement, the Concordia Student Union has officially obligated its for-profit arm to discontinue leasing the Hall Building mezzanine space to tenant Java U once the current lease expires.
