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Making Better Support for Survivors a Matter of Policy
A new committee of administrative staff, faculty and students is conducting an internal review into Concordia’s sexual harassment policy and recommendations for changes may be ready this semester, according to Concordia president Alan Shepard.
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EngWeek Brings Engineering Students to Concordia for Troitsky Competition
EngWeek continues with a week of activities throughout Concordia’s downtown campus, after kicking off Saturday with Robowars.
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Montrealers March for Quality Education
Music, horns and chanting filled Montreal’s downtown core today as over a thousand took to the streets to protest Premier Philippe Couillard’s austerity measures.
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Taking a Stand Against Intolerance
Approximately 50 people gathered on Wednesday night to commemorate the lives of the 21 Egyptian victims of Islamic State in Iraq and Levant (ISIL) at McGill University Wednesday night.
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Reggie’s to Open in September
The highly anticipated reopening of Concordia’s student bar could take place this fall if Concordia students vote to approve a multimillion-dollar budget for renovations.
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Protests No Longer Postpone Marc Garneau’s Talk
A talk featuring Liberal MP Marc Garneau has been rescheduled for March 20 after it was postponed last month due to possible protests.
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Housing Fair Discusses Resisting Gentrification
Numerous Montreal housing organizations gathered Tuesday afternoon to discuss the growing local concern of encroaching gentrification.
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Changes Coming for ASFA
A by-law annex promoting sustainable and equal opportunities for the Arts and Science Federation of Associations has been amended and approved by council last Thursday, but will not be put to a vote at elections.
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Self-Love Conquers All
For the third straight year, the co-op Café L’Artère hosted the Self-Love Cabaret: l’amour se conjugue à la première personne, a show designed to challenge the consumerist auspices of Valentine’s Day.
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Racism, the Canadian Way
Canada’s relationship to slavery dates back to the 17th century and it’s its own problem—not part of the United States’.