Letters
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Disappointing, but Warranted
Hearing of Morgan Pudwell’s resignation from the Concordia Student Union was disappointing. She has been a consistent strong voice and an incredibly hard worker.
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Crossed Wires
I would like to apologize for the misunderstanding at the February 9th CSU council meeting.
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Extended Gratitude
The Cinema Students Association is disappointed to learn that the current CSU executive was not willing to work with Morgan Pudwell,
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Support Pudwell
With the noble resignation of Concordia Student Union executive Morgan Pudwell, students are losing a rare voice of compassion and reason.
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Utmost Respect
I want to express support for Morgan Pudwell, ex-VP Sustainability & Promotions for the CSU, in her resignation last week.
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Out of Context
I’d like to address the commentary printed in Vol. 31, Issue 24 of The Link accusing student representatives of having no manners.
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Saddened and Shocked
As a member of CSU Council, I was shocked and deeply saddened by the resignation of Morgan Pudwell from the CSU executive.
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Thanks, Morgan
With the resignation of VP Sustainability & Promotions Morgan Pudwell, the CSU and Concordia at large lost one of its greatest assets.
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Grace and Courage
I want to express my utmost support for Morgan Pudwell, who resigned in protest this Friday from her position as VP Sustainability and Promotions at the CSU.
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Disappointed with Lowy
Dear Dr. Lowy,
We, the undersigned, are students who were, at the request of our respective associations, present at the Board of Governors meeting, held Feb. 17.