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Letters
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LettersCFS Against Pepsi
We are saddened to see that Pepsi is advertising their Pepsi Refresh Project on Concordia campus despite the opposition voiced by the Concordia Student Union. Pepsi also approached the Dawson Student Union about promoting their project on our campus; however, due to their unethical business practices, we declined.
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Letters
Shout Out From a Shill
I read with interest the article written by Joel Balsam that appeared in the October 27, 2010, edition of The Link entitled, “TAPthirst, uberculture and QPIRG Dump Hundreds of Plastic Bottles on Campus.” [Editors Note: This is incorrect. The article did not appear in Vol. 31, Issue 11 of The Link but was web-only content on thelinknewspaper.ca.]
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LettersCo-op Bookstore Salutes You
I am writing this letter to extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to all of you, on behalf of all of us (past and present) at the Concordia Community Solidarity Co-op Bookstore.
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LettersCanada’s Reputation in Shambles
Last week, the international community said no to the Harper Conservatives’ bid for a UN Security Council seat. This loss confirms one thing: that Canada is no longer an “honest broker” welcomed by the world, but a country in isolation.
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LettersPolarized Polaris Prize
You’d figure that the president of the Canadian University Press would know how to write a non-biased article; unfortunately, it seems like Erin Cauchi has to take a few more objective journalism courses next semester.
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LettersVoting Matters
As young adults trying to make our way through university, we are constantly overwhelmed with obligations and commitments that consistently push us to the limit. As a result, many students find it convenient to remove themselves from student politics and concentrate on their studies.
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LettersA tribute to Jazz
Walking the halls of Concordia, it won’t take long to see something inspiring. A glimpse of hope in a hopeless world thriving off 24-hour news channels littered with stories of the worst that humanity has to offer.
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LettersPR for Launi
I would like to express my support for Natasha Launi as a candidate for the position of VP Communications of ASFA. I first met Nat last September during my first week in the communications studies program.
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LettersAaron Green on “Objectivity”
The article on ATM fees written last week in The Link lacked any semblance of objectivity. Perhaps The Link believes student bars operate on thin air or that money grows on trees.
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Letters
Response to A Tale of Two ‘Sities
While I truly appreciate Alex Manley’s attempt to spread word about our current problems surrounding the closure of the Architecture Café in “A Tale of Two ‘sities,” I feel the need to comment on the gross oversimplification of this issue.
