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NewsPetition Addresses Poli Sci Departmental Issues
Political science student Gene Morrow brought the petition to the Arts and Sciences Federation of Associations at last week’s council meeting, after it had garnered approximately 250 signatures.
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NewsCUTV in Legal Limbo
Following yet another week of name-calling, finger-pointing, conspiracy theories and general tumult, Concordia University Television has come to a grinding halt…
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NewsRehabilitating CUTV
After months of growing tensions between members, resignations of Board directors, senior staff, financial confusion and mismanagement, Concordia University Television came to a grinding halt midway through October.
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NewsGND Found Guilty of Contempt of Court
Nearly three months after stepping down as co-spokesperson of the now defunct student group the Coalition large de l’Association pour une solidarité syndicale étudiante, Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois was found guilty of contempt of court on Thursday afternoon.
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NewsAfter a Month of Silence, a Response
For weeks, several members of the Concordia Student Union, the Off-Campus Housing and Job Bank, Advocacy and Support…
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NewsOpening Up a Dialogue in Poli Sci
The Political Science Student Association is planning to meet with the chair of Concordia’s political science department to address the curving of grades, and the student suing the university over the curve.
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NewsChanging of the Grade
Midway through June, Concordia political science student William Groombridge decided it was time to take the university to court. Enough was enough.
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NewsInternational Job of Mystery
If you’ve been paying close attention to Concordia’s administrative shuffling, you may have caught a few notable changes.
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NewsConcordia Students Space Out
Approximately 200 km above the South Atlantic Ocean rests a strange and often dangerous phenomenon, one that has baffled and intrigued scientists, pilots and astronauts since its discovery the late 1950s—a plasma cloud of super-charged radiation dubbed the South Atlantic Anomaly.
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NewsPaying the President
On Oct. 11 the Journal de Quebec reported that Concordia University’s presidential salary is getting bumped up a notch.
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Special IssueThe Web Democracy Issue
Online activity is ever-increasingly ingrained in all of our actions, but education on the issues implicit in such a shift is often met with indifference or ignorance.
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Big Brother Is Still Watching You
Without a single hack, leak or whistle blown, the guys from Juice Media are throwing up their fists, or at least their words, to fight for what they consider our greatest tool—the Internet.
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“Privacy By Design”
As our lives become increasingly digitized, more of what we do and how we interact with the world on a daily basis exists specifically online.
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NewsA Council Divided
Over the last six months, the Concordia Student Union has been marred by accusations, disqualifications, reinstatements, internal political turmoil and most recently, the resignation of a member of the executive.
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NewsThe Characters, Costs and Corruption of Con U’s Administrative Past
Questionable and contentious governance is neither a recent nor inexpensive phenomenon here at Concordia.
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News“You Should Pay Attention, Concordia”
After a long and drawn out saga, Concordia Student Union VP Academic and Advocacy Lucia Gallardo has officially resigned.
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NewsNot A Student, Not Resigning
The Concordia Student Union is a revolving door, and if it’s happened once, you can rest assured that it’ll happen again.
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NewsAddressing the Agenda
The first official Concordia Student Union Council meeting of the semester is scheduled for Sept. 19, and judging by the approximately 25-point agenda, it’s going to be a long one.
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NewsDeconstructing ConU
Inside and out, Concordia University is in a seemingly perpetual state of construction.
