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Fringe ArtsCaribou Plays The Sentimental DJ
Accessibility is a tough art to master. Writing music with universal appeal can come off as pandering, or just outright bland.
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CROSSS Hones New Crafts
The mystic indie metal of CROSSS is coming to Montreal before taking its new form in Toronto at the end of the year.
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Fringe ArtsUnder the Microscope with Nick Zammuto
“I can’t repeat myself. It makes me ill if I feel like I’m doing the same thing I’ve done before.”
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Fringe ArtsFinding Inspiration with Chad VanGaalen
Chad’s home studio in Calgary is his playground and his laboratory, and the kind of creative space he always dreamed his kids would have.
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NewsPer-Faculty Fee-Levy Question is About More than Voting
The “yes” campaign is arguing that a majority of Concordia undergrads deciding at the polls what groups all students automatically pay into has led these groups to focus on arts and sciences students. They want votes to be counted on a per-faculty basis instead.
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Fringe ArtsA Film Noir Disco Fantasy
Fame and fortune sounds just fine to Jef Barbara, he’s just not in a rush to get there.
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NewsCSU Judicial Board Upholds Per-Faculty Fee Levy Question
The Concordia Student Union Judicial Board has approved a modified version of a referendum question passed by CSU council asking undergrads if they want fee-levy group…
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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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Letters
Response to ‘An Unfair Critique’
We must always be cognizant of the different ways our words can be read.
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NewsMath Error Prevents Fee-Levy Opt-Out Question From Getting on the Ballot
Twenty-nine cents have gotten in the way of a petition for all business students to stop funding six fee-levy groups.
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NewsCongress Is in Session
As the university community consists of some 35,000 undergrads in dozens of departments, within four faculties and on two campuses, sharing ideas with the entire Concordia student body is no easy task.
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NewsBusiness Students Want Some Change
Business students are looking to opt-out from six fee levy groups en masse, and to change how new groups get their funding.
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Special IssueTowards a Greener Concordia
At an institution as big as Concordia, in order to be truly “sustainable,” long-term efforts must come from all corners of the university.
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NewsTwo Tenants of St. Cathy’s Taking Legal Action After Eviction
When Gabriella Wilsker was looking for a place to live for her first year of university, St. Cathy’s student residence seemed like the perfect solution.
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NewsBoots Riley Talks Optimism, Occupy and Revolution
With an immaculate afro and razor-sharp sideburns, Boots Riley looks like a Black Panther frozen in time, or a long-lost member of Sly and the Family Stone. But the lifelong activist and musician’s politics are only looking forward, ever searching for the path to revolution.
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Searching for that Golden Internship
The plight of the unpaid intern has been well-documented, having to fight for measly, unpaid hours to get some all-important exposure. From finance to fashion, the ubiquitous “non-remunerated position” (a nice way of saying “we’ll pay you in coffee and experience”) has been spotted even for luxury hotel busboy positions.
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News
The Case for an Independent Montreal
The idea of turning Montreal into a “city-state” was pitched to an audience of about 30 in the School of Community and Public Affairs basement on Jan. 29.
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OpinionsNah’msayin?
I’m considering abandoning my lease, or at least registering for eConcordia and contently doing all my class hours aboard this dream vessel.
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Fringe ArtsHardcore Heresy
The biggest difference between a black metal record and the latest from anthemic anti-Christian punk band Crusades is that only one compels you to sing along.
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NewsProgrammed to Learn
With an ever-growing number of eyes glued to screens and a seemingly ubiquitous Internet connection, no one can deny the impact computer technology is having on our daily lives.
