Letters

All letters to the editor must be signed and must include your phone number and student ID number. We verify the identities of all of our letter writers. Letters must be 400 words or less, and must not contain sexist, racist, homophobic, xenophobic, or otherwise discriminatory comments. The Link reserves the right to refuse letters with questionable or unacceptable comments. Send your letters to letters@thelinknewspaper.ca.

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  Bruno Will Make You Happy

  Cyndie Cottrell, Jifeng Shen – Published March 29, 2011

  I am writing in support of Bruno Joyal, who is running in the CSU elections with Your Concordia for the position of Arts & Science Councillor.

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  Letter For Leslie

  Daniel Noeltner, – Published March 29, 2011

  We have really appreciated having Leslie Reifer on board with our team at the John Molson International Business Association, during the past year.

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  Help Make It Yours

  – Published March 29, 2011

  I’ll be the first to admit I don’t know a whole lot about these elections.

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  Lina and Your Concordia

  Erin McCall – Published March 29, 2011

  I was ecstatic when I found out about Lina Saigol’s candidacy for Arts and Science councillor for Your Concordia.

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  Action’s The Best

  Francesca Vardaro – Published March 29, 2011

  Teresa Seminara and along with her team, Action, couldn’t be better candidates to represent our student body in the academic year coming.

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  Khalil For President

  Genevieve Lozier – Published March 29, 2011

  In the year-and-a-half I have known Khalil Haddad, I worked alongside him and been friends with him,

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  Library Responds

  Guylaine Beaudry – Published March 29, 2011

  In Vol.31, Iss. 26 of The Link, Elpida Gianopoulos wrote an opinions article expressing that students should be allowed to eat in the library.

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  Beyond The Slates

  Jamiey Kelly – Published March 29, 2011

  I would like to take this opportunity to express a few of my opinions during these elections, as there are healthy decisions to be made and these decisions extend beyond mindlessly picking a side and snacking on it.

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  Your Concordia is Real Change

  Jeansil Bruyère – Published March 29, 2011

  Potential—this is what I was looking for in the very first CSU elections I’ll be voting in.

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  Creative Problem-Solvers at Your Concordia

  Jessica Carroll – Published March 29, 2011

  In accordance with the upcoming CSU elections, I felt it was important to indulge in sharing my opinion on one of the candidates running with Your Concordia