Letters

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  Chuck Wilson for CSU President

  Erika Couto – Published March 21, 2014

  I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Chuck Wilson for three years now, and he has my complete endorsement for the job of CSU President.

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  Vote for Community Matters

  Aditi Ohri – Published March 21, 2014

  I’m writing to urge as many students as possible to vote for the future well-being of the Concordia community in the upcoming CSU elections on March 25, 26 and 27.

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  Vote for Experience CSU

  Sandro Dabaghian – Published March 20, 2014

  As the president of the John Molson Sustainable Business Group (JSG), I wish to personally support the team: Experience CSU.

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  Cameron H. Tisshaw for VP Academic and Advocacy

  Andrew Proppe, Eva Fog, Rasha Al Homsy and Shannon Bellevue – Published March 20, 2014

  We, Andrew Proppe (President of ABACUS), Rasha Al Homsy (President of SCSA & VP Internal Affairs of BSA), Shannon Bellevue (VP-Social for SCSA), and Eva Fog (President of BSA) support Cameron H. Tisshaw for VP–Academic and Advocacy for the Concordia Student Union (CSU).

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  Cameron Hogg-Tisshaw for CSU VP Academic and Advocacy

  Eric Moses – Published March 20, 2014

  I write to support Mr. Cameron H. Tisshaw’s candidacy as next CSU VP Academic and Advocacy. I’ve known Cameron for the past 2 years – both as a friend and colleague. Cameron’s effortless charisma, intellect, dedication and friendliness are some of the many characteristics that make him qualified to occupy the above-mentioned position.

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  A Love Letter for the Centre for Gender Advocacy

  Alisha Mascarenhas – Published March 19, 2014

  Part of why Missing Justice is able to do the work that we do so effectively is because of the support that we have as a working group of the Centre for Gender Advocacy.

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  Say Yes to the CGA Fee-Levy Increase

  Mandy Martel-Perry – Published March 19, 2014

  Queer friendly, sex and body positive and approachable, the Centre for Gender Advocacy is an open, educational space where I feel welcome.

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  Jessica Cabana for VP Sustainability

  Janice La Giorgia – Published March 19, 2014

  It is my absolute pleasure to endorse Jessica Cabana’s candidacy for the position of VP Sustainability for the Concordia Student Union because of her dedication for long-lasting sustainability on campus, her strong leadership skills, and never-ending quest for pushing the conceptions of what it means for our university to be sustainable.

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  Vote for Experience CSU

  Chris Carpini – Published March 19, 2014

  My name is Chris Carpini and I am the President of the John Molson Competition Committee. The past 3 years of my undergraduate career have been dedicated to working on JMSB’s competition program. During my time here, the program has become the world’s largest undergraduate competition program as we close a record-breaking year with nearly 40 podium finishes and countless gold medals.

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  Opt-in to the Concordia Community

  The Board of Directors of The Link Publication Society – Published March 18, 2014

  To the Concordia University undergraduate community,
  As you are probably aware, there is a referendum question on the ballot this election regarding the funding of fee-levy associations, which could have serious consequences for student-run organizations such as The Link.