Laura Beeston
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Opinions
Who Runs the World?
Last year, the United Nations got together to adopt a resolution that International Day of the Girl would forevermore be observed on Oct. 11 to raise awareness of the situation of girls around the world.
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Opinions
Rona: Doing It Wrong
The year may be 2012, but an abortion debate in this country seems far from over.
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Opinions
Budget Coverage Slanted Penny-Wise
As the Conservative budget came down last week, the media was aflutter with the numeric details as they emerged.
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Opinions
The Student Stalemate
Before last night, Line Beauchamp was arguably the most sought after interview in the province of Quebec.
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Opinions
Violence Breeds Violence
It’s pretty clear that this year’s Anti-Police Brutality demonstration on March 15 was absolutely brutal, and will go down in the books as one of the most needlessly aggressive protests many of our reporters have ever witnessed.
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News
Shut ‘Er Down
Concordia University announced it will be shutting down on March 22 for the province-wide protest against the increasing tuition fees.
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Opinions
Editorial
We’ve learned the hard way this week that democracy is no guarantee, even when everybody wants it.
We could dwell on a General Assembly marred with logistical failures and short attention spans, but to do so would be counter-productive at this point. It’s done; and we are in the middle of something big. -
Opinions
(Another) Two Million Dollar Story
It’s extremely important that everyone in the Concordia community know that the incompetence of our Board of Governors, the highest body in power at our school, has screwed students and faculty over once again, this time to the tune of two million dollars.
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News
The Many Shades of Strike
At the controversial Concordia Student Union General Assembly on March 7, two things happened: a minority of undergraduate students voted to strike against increasing tuition fees, and an anti-strike movement was born.
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News
Students Unite Against a Strike
After the controversial Concordia Student Union general assembly on March 7, two things happened: a minority of undergraduate students voted to go on a five-day strike, and the anti-strike movement began.
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News
WSSA to Strike a Second Week
The Women’s Studies Student Association held a second General Assembly March 9 and unanimously voted to extend their strike mandate to March 23.
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News
#CSU12 Debate
After an extremely tame poster night by Concordia Student Union election standards, executive hopefuls from both A Better Concordia and Concordia Could Be held a debate Thursday and made their platforms public.
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News
Profs and Picketing
With six student-run faculty associations (and counting) officially adopting strike mandates on tuition increases following General Assemblies last week, the boycotting of classes at Concordia has officially begun.
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News
Let the Strikes Begin
Thousands of Concordia students will be hitting the polls in the coming days to vote on whether to strike against rising tuition fees.
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News
Grassroot General Assemblies
Throughout the week, general assemblies and meetings of nearly a dozen student associations will be taking place to discuss strike mandates against tuition increases.
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News
ASFA CEO Resigns on First Day of General Election Polling
Before polls opened on Feb. 15, the first day of the Arts and Science Federation of Associations general election, Chief Electoral Officer Christopher Webster announced his resignation.
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Special Issue
Perverse Pleasures
Fetish, kink, freak—whatever you call it, and whatever you feel about it—is actually everywhere. Permeating our physical bodies, punctuating our pleasures and playing a real part in the power dynamics all around us, kinkiness remains
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Special Issue
What’s to Come
You might have been shocked by our cover.
You might have also asked yourself, is this how The Link actually sees queer identity?