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NewsReggie’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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NewsProtests 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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NewsHousing Fair Discusses Resisting Gentrification
Numerous Montreal housing organizations gathered Tuesday afternoon to discuss the growing local concern of encroaching gentrification.
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NewsChanges 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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NewsSelf-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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NewsRacism, 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’.
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NewsGive me a Home Where the Undergrads Roam
With a little time and investment, Concordia students will eventually be removed from Montreal’s tenant market. At least that’s the goal of the Concordia Student Union’s ongoing housing campaign.
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NewsFrom Bachelors to Battlezone
The horrible realities of Israel left a scarring impression on former Concordia student Jillian Kestler-D’Amours, who recounted her experience as a war correspondent for Al Jazeera last Tuesday.
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Student [Mis]information System
Thousands of graduate students temporarily lost their government bursaries when the new Student Information System took effect two weeks ago, according to the Financial Aid and Awards Office.
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NewsLove, Not Tears, For Those Lost
Sub-zero temperatures and Valentine’s Day weren’t enough to stop hundreds from marching in Montreal at the 25th Annual Women’s Memorial March on Saturday.
