Joel Suss

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  Sports

  Sudden Chemistry

  Joel Suss – Published November 23, 2010

  Arriving in Montreal to play with the Concordia Stingers as a rookie from Atlantic Canada, Alyssa Sherrard might have been in an unfamiliar city trying to get accustomed to a locker-room full of strangers. Luckily, she found one familiar face among them in Moira Frier.

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  News

  Messing Up the Message

  Daniel Johnston & Joel Suss – Published October 19, 2010

  How often, when you picked up one of the mainstream daily newspapers, did you think, “What is this crap? It’s not even news!”
  It only takes a couple reads to find that many of the big newspapers are pushing articles that are more like tabloids than real news. Instead of seeing, on the front page, news reports that hold a direct significance to our daily lives, we see catchy titles created to draw you in on the latest scandal.

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  Sports

  The Politics of Sports

  Joel Suss – Published September 28, 2010

  Dave Zirin, a modern day Hunter S. Thompson without the suitcase of narcotics, was at Concordia on Sept. 21 to discuss the politics of sports and the corporatization of franchise ownership.

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  Sports

  Despite Loss, Stingers Gain Respect

  Joel Suss – Published September 21, 2010

  The Concordia men’s soccer team succumbed to a stronger McGill Redmen squad in heartbreaking fashion, losing 2-1 at Loyola Campus last Sunday.

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  Sports

  Stingers Lose Third Straight

  Joel Suss – Published September 21, 2010

  The McGill Martlets cruised to an easy victory over the outmatched and outgunned Concordia Stingers women’s soccer squad as it lost 3-0 Sunday afternoon at Loyola Campus.