Letters
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LettersLetter: A Note From The Link Publication Society Board of Directors
A note from The Link Publication Society Board of Directors.
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Letter: Institutional Support for the Occupation is a Moral Disaster for the Jewish Community
As a member of this community, seeing major Jewish institutions put forth this message fills me with shame.
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Letter: New Community Is the Team Concordia Students Deserve
Nicolas has my enthusiastic endorsement.
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Letter: Team New Community Shows Up for the Concordia Community
I want to recognize the work of an invaluable member of the Concordia community and endorse the candidacy of Marcus Peters.
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Letter: The Link’s Involvement in the Unpaid Internship Movement
These conflicts of interest needed to be addressed, and I apologize for the overdue notice.
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Letter: Fighting an Oppressive Mentality
We, graduate journalism students, stand in solidarity with Concordia’s undergraduate students against unpaid internships.
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Letter: SEIZE Campaign to CSU Councillors—Give Students Their Right To a Vote
Students expect a vote. We expect a vote.
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Letter: A Social Budget Is Necessary to Answer Urgent Needs!
The priority of the next budget should be to answer the needs of people and families who have suffered and still suffer from the lack of essential services.
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Letter: I Voted For SEIZE—Now I Regret My Decision
I want SEIZE to succeed, but not at the expense of our ability to defend students.
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Letter: The Hive Board of Directors Shows Solidarity to the SEIZE Project
The CSU council voted against the voices of over 900 students calling for the inclusion of a referendum question on creating a solidarity economy incubator.
