Letters

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  Alexander Milton for CSU Loyola Coordinator

  Jana Ghalayini – Published March 27, 2017

  Alex is the person that students can count on to fight for their rights with a never-say-die attitude.

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  Letter: Was a Stingers Rebrand Necessary?

  Clive Gibson – Published January 23, 2017

  There is a distinct lack of pride and sense of belonging and no real sense of what it means to be a Concordian.

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  Letter: GSA Needs More Transparency

  Alex Ocheoha – Published December 9, 2016

  It’s been almost six months since the present Graduate Student Association team took office, and they should have overcome their learning curve by now.

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  Letter: A Response to the Mental Health Special Issue

  Tyler Feeney – Published December 9, 2016

  As a student living with a mental condition, I wanted to share my views pertaining to your recent special issue on mental health (Volume 37, Issue 14)—most specifically the concept of neurodiversity, promoted on page nine.

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  Letter: Support Social Justice, Resist Racism and Sexism, Vote Yes to QPIRG Concordia

  Sima Youssef – Published November 13, 2016

  QPIRG Concordia has been an important progressive presence on campus for four decades.

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  Letter: Vote Rowan Gaudet for CSU Council

  Eamon Toohey – Published November 13, 2016

  As an elector, I may now voice my support for Rowan Gaudet. I believe he is the most qualified of the candidates to support and pursue meaningful grassroots change at an institutional level.

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  Letter: Walkers Beware!

  Susan Raymer – Published November 8, 2016

  Shame on the City of Montreal workers who left four bolts embedded in the sidewalk.

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  Letter: Vote Yes for QPIRG

  Camille Thompson – Published November 8, 2016

  QPIRG Concordia helps to nurture a just world, on campus and beyond.

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  Letter: Vote Yes for Divest

  Eamon Toohey – Published November 8, 2016

  Our fossil fuel investments are unethical.

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  Letter: Vote YES to QPIRG Concordia for Art, Community and Progressive Values on Campus

  Marion Miller – Published November 7, 2016

  For the past three years, I’ve had the pleasure of working in close collaboration with volunteers, board members and staff involved with QPIRG Concordia, a group that proactively promotes progressive initiatives and values on campus.