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LettersLetter: Proposed GSA Bylaw Changes Mean Less Accountability
The Concordia Graduate Students Association called a General Assembly for April 6 which proposes bylaw changes.
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Letter: Concordia’s Library Staff Are Still Underpaid
Not mentioned at the event, however, was that during this same period library staff have been forced to take a major pay cut, the direct result of the same Liberal government’s new pension bill and Concordia’s management priorities.
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Letter: ASFA Asks You to Vote Yes
While you are voting for your next ASFA representatives, you will also be asked a series of referendum questions. We ask you to vote yes to all four.
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Letter: A Response to the Philosophy Department’s Sexual Misconduct Allegations
The Graduate Philosophy Students’ Association expresses our support for the victims of these incidents and all sexual violence.
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Letter: Vote Speak Up On March 27-28-29
Having been both an executive and employee at the CSU, I understand the sense of responsibility and reliability that is required in the position and believe that the only team that is truly up for this challenge is Speak Up.
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LettersLetter: Experiencing Montreal As an International Student
I was determined to study at some point in a Canadian university.
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Letter: Julia Sutera Sardo Addresses Arts and Science Students
While this political journey has been absolutely rewarding, I have realized that I need to take some time for myself before I go off to law school in the fall.
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Letter: Concordia President Alan Shepard Thanks Open House Volunteers
I am very proud of the effort we made to welcome prospective students and their families to our campuses during our Open House Saturday, Oct. 28!
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Letter: Participate in Collective Gardens Around the City
As city dwellers, we aren’t aware of food insecurities surrounding our food system. We are blinded by an illusion of countless grocery stores and an endless supply of food choices. However, things are not as they seem.
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Letter: Residential Services for Disabled Individuals: Great Shortcomings Persist
Little known yet essential “non-institutional” residential services belonging to the Health and Social Service Network accommodate individuals with autism or an intellectual disability.
