Carl Bindman

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The Link’s Best of: Downtown, Mile-End, and The Plateau

Carl Bindman & Ocean DeRouchie & Julia Miele – Published September 6, 2016

Places we think are pretty alright.

Opinions

Nah’msayin?

Carl Bindman – Published September 5, 2016

I’m so sick of having close calls. I’m so sick of having friends have close calls.

Fringe Arts

Atomic City Glows at Montreal Fringe Festival

Carl Bindman – Published June 8, 2016

While the beats of the story become clear by the end, you’re never certain how reliable any of what you’ve seen is. You’re not supposed to know the truth, really.

News

FASA Bails Out Café X

Carl Bindman – Published March 17, 2016

FASA, which represents all fine arts students at Concordia, voted to provide $12,000 to get Café X out of debt in January.

News

Cancelled Fascist Meeting Draws Police, Protesters

Carl Bindman – Updated March 11, 2016 at 9:52am

“Alerta! Alerta! Anti-fascista!” chanted the crowd of protesters as they cornered a portly, balding, middle-aged man and his partner.

Sports

The Gold Standard

Carl Bindman – Updated March 1, 2016 at 3:30am

Real live quidditch is just like the game in the Harry Potter books—sort of.

News

Now Boarding: Aerospace Engineers

Carl Bindman – Updated March 1, 2016 at 1:40am

Concordia will be offering a new Bachelor’s in Aerospace Engineering starting in the Fall 2016.

Opinions

Nah’msayin

Carl Bindman – Updated February 9, 2016 at 3:32am

I don’t really know anything, but I love my friends, and while that doesn’t make things okay, it makes it feel okay, and that’s something, right?

News

Just a Little Extra

Carl Bindman – Updated February 2, 2016 at 6:36am

Café X oversees a series of internal overhauls to help pull the student-run not-for-profit out of debt.

News

CSU Daycare Moves into Design Phase

Carl Bindman – Updated January 31, 2016 at 4:16pm

Development of the new Concordia Student Union Daycare and Nursery is moving forward with an injection of $20,500 after council approved a motion to fund and prepare the architectural design.

Sports

Breaking Into the Icy World of Snow Cricket

Carl Bindman – Updated January 26, 2016 at 2:27am

It’s Saturday afternoon, and the Australians are everywhere. There’s one crouched behind me, nine spread across the field, and one straight ahead, whipping a ball at my face.

News

CSU Plans for Loyola Greenhouse Struggle to Find Fertile Soil

Carl Bindman – Updated January 19, 2016 at 7:46am

Concordia Student Union has plans to open a greenhouse at the Loyola Campus.

Sports

Hoofing It

Carl Bindman – Published December 1, 2015

To succeed in the demanding and elite world of equestrian sport, athletes can’t just be at the top of their game—their horses have to be too. Brianna Ballard is a full-time journalism student at Concordia, as well as a full-time athlete and a bonafide personal trainer for her horse, Carpe Diem.

Fringe Arts

Surviving the Subterranean

Carl Bindman – Updated December 1, 2015 at 4:07am

“That’s just how the metro is.”

Special Issue

The Wheel Deal

Carl Bindman – Updated November 24, 2015 at 2:08am

Le Petit Vélo Rouge is non-hierarchical, providing a space to repair bikes—and to learn how to repair bikes. It’s DIY, so the more experienced volunteers might show you what to do, but the onus is on you to fix your ride.

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