Letters

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  Letter: Yes to Support Cure and Community-Driven Research

  Cassie Smith – Updated November 16, 2015 at 10:01pm

  The Community-University Research Exchange (CURE Concordia) gives students the chance to take their academic work outside the university and work on real projects that benefit communities struggling for social justice.  

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  Letter: Le Gym Doesn’t Suck

  – Published October 26, 2015

  It is true that Le Gym has no natural lighting, but for a $20.84 a month, this fact is easily overlooked. It has everything that one might need to train effectively and efficiently. If one is found lacking “machines” to train with, one should consider hiring a personal trainer to help replace the “machines” one is looking for.

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  Letter: “Support Change” in Upcoming ASFA Elections

  Alex Tyrrell – Published October 19, 2015

  I write this letter in support of Jenna Cocullo and her team who are running in the Concordia Arts and Science Federation of Associations elections this week.

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  Letter: Vote for Lana Galbraith

  Koichi Sato – Published October 18, 2015

  I have had the pleasure of working with Lana Galbraith both inside and outside of the context of the university. Lana is always a dedicated and passionate team member. She works hard to create a safe and inclusive environment.

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  Letter: ASFA Endorsements

  Elizabeth Duong – Updated October 17, 2015 at 11:08am

  As a standing member of ASFA’s Board of Directors for three years I monitored the executive’s actions and held them accountable for their mandates. I reviewed policy and regulations and sat on numerous committees assisting the executive body.

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  Letter: Vote Jenna Cocullo for President

  Melina Ghio – Published October 13, 2015

  With full confidence, I endorse Jenna Cocullo as the upcoming ASFA President. 

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  Letter: End ASFA Rape Culture, Vote Mariah Gillis

  Genevieve Nadeau Bonin – Published October 13, 2015

  Since the last (failed) attempt of the ASFA elections, a different direction was taken towards creating a safer space, including effective educational and fun activities around campus.

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  Letter: Vote for Mariah Gillis and Support Change

  Yette Gram – Published October 13, 2015

  Mariah is a dedicated representative of students, who passionately and fearlessly pursues change when necessary. Now is one of those times and I believe Mariah and the Support Change team are the right people for the job.

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  Letter: Not Voting is Not the Answer

  Michael Wrobel – Published October 6, 2015

  I was disappointed and saddened to read an opinion piece about the futility of voting in last week’s issue of The Link.

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  Letter: End Word Association of Stigma

  Harold A. Maio – Published October 6, 2015

  “Lace up those running shoes and walk towards a world without stigma.”
  Frankly, I would only attend a walk that did not assert a “stigma.”