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Warding Off Winter Woes
Often overlooked are the amazing preventative properties of certain natural remedies, which come without the unwanted side effects pharmaceutical drugs can incur.
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Lending a Helping Hand
John Christou launched a crowdfunding campaign on Gofundme.com to help cover sponsorship costs for Syrian refugees to come live in Montreal.
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Progress for Tomorrow
Dr. M-J Milloy will share how he thinks Quebec’s progressive nature can help set a new precedent for HIV/AIDS prevention at an upcoming installment of Concordia’s HIV/AIDS Public Lecture Series.
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S.O.S. at City Hall
Frank spent 14 years living in the street, and he knows just about everyone still experiencing that hardship.
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Reggie’s Lowers Prices
Reggie’s is still very young, says Lori Dimaria about the Concordia Student Union-owned bar she oversees.
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Political Science Students Seeking Accreditation
The group representing political science students at Concordia is pushing for provincial recognition with more representative rights and privileges, and will need to garner 400 to 500 votes from fellow poli-sci students.
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Another Year, Another Loss
Year-end financial statements reveal a deficit of $179,352, which includes costs not normally accounted for in the annual budget.
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Concordia Briefs: Search for New Provost Begins, Committee to Evaluate President’s First Term
Concordia President Alan Shepard announced he is not leaving his post, despite concern by “four or five people” that he was, at a university Senate meeting on Friday.
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Welcome to Concordia, Would You Like a Receipt?
International students at Concordia might see their tuition fees rise in the next few years.
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Concordia’s Latest Pilot Project
The fourth-year electrical engineering student is one of the 40-odd students that make up UAV, which designs and builds drones for competition.