Clay Hemmerich

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  Opinions

  Will Canada’s Markets Get Monopolized?

  Clay Hemmerich – Published December 6, 2011

  Canada’s capital marketplace is bound for a complete overhaul.

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  Opinions

  Oliver’s All Over It

  Clay Hemmerich – Published April 18, 2011

  Does Oliver Cohen’s contestation ruling that ousted the entire newly elected CSU deserve a slap on the back or a slap in the face? My metaphoric hand is yet to be reddened by either of those gestures because I can’t decide if he’s a martyr or just plain silly.

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  Opinions

  The Slate System Is Flawed

  Clay Hemmerich – Published April 5, 2011

  This election season showcased the usual poster night protests and campaign complaints (pre- and post-), but all of these complaints are minor details considering that the whole slate system is flawed.

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  Letters

  Erroneous

  Clay Hemmerich – Published April 5, 2011

  I have a big problem with your content last week. I once respected all of you, but I take it all back.

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  Letters

  Concerning The Link ‘s Integrity

  Clay Hemmerich – Published March 15, 2011

  If the Concordia Student Union executive team are North America’s leaders of tomorrow, I’m glad I moved to the Eastern hemisphere.

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  Opinions

  Huff Po: the McDonalds of News Media

  Clay Hemmerich – Published February 15, 2011

  One of news media’s glimmering beacons of hope just went corporate, officially.

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  Sports

  The Fight

  Clay Hemmerich – Published February 15, 2011

  Riley starts looking around Lumphini Stadium for someone to bet with.

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  Opinions

  Is the STM Selling Out?

  Laura Beeston & Clay Hemmerich – Published February 15, 2011

  Last week, the deadline passed for corporate sponsors to tender their company’s bid to plaster Montreal’s Metro lines with logos

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  Special Issue

  Skateboarding in a Hostile City

  Clay Hemmerich – Published February 8, 2011

  Fifteen minutes into a midnight skate session with friends at Peace Park last summer, a homeless man hassled me into doing a kickflip for him. I relented with a pop and a flick, and let my board spin around once.

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  News

  JMSB Closing Case Competitions

  Clay Hemmerich – Published February 1, 2011

  Concordia’s John Molson School of Business Competition Program is teaching business students how to win.

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  Opinions

  Igms: Crescent Table Talk

  Clay Hemmerich – Published February 1, 2011

  What was supposed to be a roundtable discussion at Thursday’s Information General Meeting turned out to be more of a semi-circle in practice

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  News

  Counterfeit Textbook Ring Busted

  Clay Hemmerich – Published January 25, 2011

  The Royal Canadian Mounted Police cracked down on four photocopy stores that doubled as counterfeit textbook dealers in the surrounding Concordia area.

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  News

  A Room With a View

  Clay Hemmerich – Published January 25, 2011

  Concordia students are seldom sun-kissed in the winter as they commute in tunnels and are confined in windowless classrooms

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  Opinions

  Henry Aubin on Us Damn Kids

  Clay Hemmerich & Laura Beeston – Published January 25, 2011

  Seasoned Gazette columnist Henry Aubin wrote an opinions piece on Jan. 22, tackling the “self-absorbed, less caring Canada of the future” by outlining the findings from a seriously stacked poll.

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  Opinions

  Editorial

  Clay Hemmerich – Published January 18, 2011

  With the exception of Concordia’s Alumni Association and a handful of other student representatives, the entire Concordia community condemned the process by which our former president has been dismissed.

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  News

  Safer Sex On Campus

  Clay Hemmerich – Published January 11, 2011

  Free condoms, lube, and gloves on campus are becoming a reality, according to Concordia Student Union VP Sustainability and Promotions Morgan Pudwell.

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  News

  The Coltan Conundrum

  Clay Hemmerich – Published January 11, 2011

  The smartphone industry is booming and there is no sign of it slowing down. The mobile phone market is expected to be worth over $200 billion USD in 2013.

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  Opinions

  White Obsession

  Clay Hemmerich – Published January 11, 2011

  BANGKOK, THAILAND—Westerners on vacation in Thailand usually get stoked on laying out in the sand at tropical island beaches and getting a sexy tan.

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  Fringe Arts

  Lit Writ

  Clay Hemmerich – Published January 11, 2011

  The end started with a phone call at night.
  I was wasting the day for this one because the verdict was in the hands of this girl—the apple of my eye.

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  Opinions

  Safe Injection Sites: Aiding Addiction In What Way?

  Clay Hemmerich & Diego Pelaez Gaetz – Published January 4, 2011

  Say what you will about the safe injection site slated to open in Montreal next summer—with or without the approval of the provincial government