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LettersVote in the The Arts and Sciences Federation of Associations 2021 by-elections.
Make your voice heard.
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Our planet is on fire, and Concordia does not even meet the poorly written fire code
Vote for sustainability.
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Put students on the agenda
Concordia University needs to start listening to what its student body has to say.
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LettersResponse to Leaked Closed Session Tapes Reveal Controversy as CSU Council Awards Max Bonus to Former Academic and Advocacy Exec
Response to Leaked Closed Session Tapes Reveal Controversy as CSU Council Awards Max Bonus to Former Academic and Advocacy Exec
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LettersThe erosion of the Quebec Charter is an attack on our values
In 2019 they passed Bill 21, which bans people whose religious expression includes a hijab, kippah or turban, among others, from certain positions in the public service. This unjustifiably violates the rights and freedoms guaranteed by the Quebec Charter.
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Letter: Michael O’Hearn and Martin O’Connor Student Journalist Bursary awarded to Lorenza Mezzapelle
Congratulations to Lorenza Mezzapelle who has just won the Michael O’Hearn and Martin O’Connor Student Journalist Bursary for 2021.
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An open letter to Concordia from a concerned student
We were lied to regarding course accessibility, lied to about the switch to online learning investments, and taken advantage of due to a global crisis. We are being swept under the rug and kept in the dark as to any hope of a solution or care from the administration team, and feel unheard, unimportant, and used.
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LettersOpen Letter: Sex Workers are Disposable
Sex workers’ rights are rarely recognized until sex workers are murdered. What does this say about the ways we care for sex workers’ safety when they are alive? About the disposability of some women?
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Open Letter From Concordia University Library Employees’ Union To President Graham Carr
Our negotiations went nowhere for all of 2019, a waste of valuable university time and university resources.
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Letter to the Editor: Denouncing Council Candidates
Certain executive members are trying to stack Council—the only body in place to keep them accountable for their actions—by getting their friends on Council.
