Letters

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  Letter: Give CURE a Fee-levy

  Irmak Bahar – Published November 26, 2015

  Vote YES to the CURE fee levy question!

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  Letter: Yes to CURE Concordia

  Shayla Chilliak – Published November 26, 2015

  I encourage my fellow Fine Arts students to vote “Yes to CURE Concordia” and support community-based art and more opportunities for Fine Arts at Concordia.

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  Letter: Vote for For-Credit Social Justice Research

  Daniel Wolfe – Published November 26, 2015

  I encourage my fellow Concordia students to vote “Yes” to CURE Concordia during the CSU by-elections on Nov. 24 through 26.

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  Letter: Support a Daycare and Nursery

  Michael Giesbrecht and Aloyse Muller – Published November 26, 2015

  The daycare service will allow student-parents to accommodate their already difficult class schedules including night classes, and provide stability for their families.

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  Letter: Vote Yes to CURE

  Julia Griffiths Nadeau – Published November 23, 2015

  Vote yes to CURE in by-elections—find new ways to see yourself in your undergrad.

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  Letter: Vote Yes on the CSU Daycare

  Melissa Arauz – Published November 23, 2015

  Support the CSU’s Daycare and Nursery Project by voting YES to the referendum question on Nov. 24 through 26!

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  Letter: In Support of CSU Daycare

  Cassie Smith – Published November 23, 2015

  If you don’t already know, the CSU is working to create a daycare.

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  Letter: Support Cure

  Laura MacDonald – Updated November 16, 2015 at 10:33pm

  There are few projects on campus that have the ability to bring together students from all faculties: Arts & Science, Business, Engineering, and Fine Arts. The Community-University Research Exchange (CURE Concordia) is one of those projects. 

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  Letter: YES to AVEQ—Yes to an ALTERNATIVE

  Gabriel Velasco – Updated November 16, 2015 at 10:29pm

  Students across Quebec have united their power through provincial student associations for over 50 years. This collaboration has sustained an accessible system of post-secondary education throughout all of Quebec.

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  Letter: ConU Students Build the World They Want to Live In

  Ben Prunty and Erika Licon – Updated November 16, 2015 at 10:21pm

  The future Solidarity Economy Incubator, with student permission, aims to support the development of a new economy through projects like these both on campus and beyond, by introducing students to the solidarity and community economy through internships, semester-based training programs, conferences, consulting and mentorship programs, and more.