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Programmed to Learn
With an ever-growing number of eyes glued to screens and a seemingly ubiquitous Internet connection, no one can deny the impact computer technology is having on our daily lives.
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Concordia Briefs
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L’Organe Failure
Over two years after its last publication and despite two attempts to revive it, Concordia’s former French-language magazine L’Organe has had its fee levy suspended for three semesters—and it will be permanently removed unless students decide to bring the magazine back.
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Concordia Officially Against Charter
After months of internal deliberation, Concordia University finally revealed its position on the Parti Québécois’s proposed Charter of Values, coming out in December against what it considers key elements of the possible public ban on religious symbols.
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CUTV Board Chair Resigns
Board Chair Emily Campbell and business student Baghdassar Balyan have both resigned from CUTV in the past week, cutting the student representation on the board in half.
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Students Discuss Next Steps to Making New Mezz Café a Reality
With students having overwhelmingly voted in the November byelections to replace the Java U in the Hall Building with a student-run co-op, the Concordia Student Union must now get to work to see if the project is possible.
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One Step Closer to Fossil Fuel Divestment
Concordia is edging closer to an ethically responsible investment policy, which would include diverting university funds away from the fossil fuel industry.
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Engineering TAs Raise Concerns Over Pay
As Concordia tries to turn the page on last year’s tense labour climate, teaching assistants in the Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science are raising concerns about reductions in the number of hours they’re paid to work, even as their workloads allegedly remain the same.
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CSU Readies New Councillors for Committees
The Concordia Student Union is quickly adjusting to a council that has nearly doubled in size in the wake of the November byelections.
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Is the Charter of Quebec Values a Feminist Initiative?
Pearl Eliadis minced no words when she stood in front of roughly 60 people last Thursday and stated that, “Bill 60 utterly fails to achieve gender equality…