Justin Blanchard
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OpinionsSweeping Education Under the Rug
As Université de Montréal rector Guy Breton reminded us last week, the dire state of our universities’ funding hasn’t disappeared just because our elected officials have seemingly stopped looking for solutions.
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NewsDo Undergrads Want to Use Student Centre Fund for Food Co-Ops?
The subject of fee levies has featured prominently thus far in this year’s CSU elections campaign, but they won’t be the only funds being voted on when students head to the polls next week.
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Hive Café Progress Slowed by Lack of Funds
Construction on The Hive Café has not yet begun—but that’s not the only thing holding back progress on the project’s development.
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Special IssueA Culture of Many Cultures
Quebec’s culture must be preserved—but I don’t mean the one Pauline Marois has in mind when she says the same.
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SportsA New Sheriff in Town
Stingers women’s rugby head coach Graeme McGravie said in September his only two goals for this season were to go undefeated in the regular season and make it to nationals.
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SportsMoral Victories Don’t Count
The Concordia Stingers women’s soccer team’s rough start to the season continued…
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SportsOffseason? What Offseason?
When the Concordia Stingers baseball team’s 2012 season came to a screeching halt in the playoffs last October, there was little time to dwell over what could’ve been.
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SportsVarsity Blues
Many things may keep Concordia baseball club head coach Howard Schwartz up at night. His team’s lack of varsity status isn’t one of them.
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SportsWhy Are the Stingers Struggling?
Concordia’s varsity sports teams are struggling nearly everywhere you turn.
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SportsWanted: 60-Minute Effort
After jumping out to an early 2-0 lead over the visiting second-ranked Carleton Ravens last Saturday, the Concordia Stingers men’s hockey team seemed to be headed for their first victory in nine games. Then they let it slip away.
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SportsCon U Student Prepares for Montreal-Argentina Run
This time next year, most of Concordia’s class of 2013 will be trying to find a job. Joseph Michael Kai-Tsu Liu Roqueni is not most Concordia students.
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SportsSlumping Stingers
The Concordia Stingers men’s hockey team’s early season woes continued on Saturday as they lost 3-0 at home to the Guelph Gryphons.
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SportsToday’s Explorers
Last December, they trekked Ecuador’s Tungurahua volcano for kilometres on end. In January, they scuba-dived deep into the Silfra rift in Iceland. In September, they kayaked in Cape Breton and even got a showing of the Northern Lights. Their next adventure…
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SportsStingers Still Alive
The Concordia Stingers men’s soccer team still have a chance to make the playoffs after defeating the UQAM Citadins 1-0 Sunday afternoon.
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SportsPlaying for Pride
As Keegan Treloar’s conversion kick sailed through the uprights, Gerry McGrath turned to find Reid Quest on the sideline. For a brief moment, the usually quiet, reserved Stingers head coach gave way to his emotions and embraced his starting quarterback.
