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NewsCSU Owes $42,000 in Back Taxes
You can’t put a price on fun, but the Concordia Student Union is finding out the hard way that you can tax it.
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NewsTalking with the CASA President-elect
John Molson business students had the option to make 2014-2015 a “Good” year, but if last month’s Commerce and Administration Students’ Association elections are any indication, voters believe Michael Richardson will give them a great one.
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NewsActivist Chris Crass Talks Feminism for Men
Feminism isn’t just for women—but how do you bring guys into the fold?
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NewsMontreal’s Iraqi-Jewish Community Pieces Together Fragments of its History
As she glides her fingers along the delicate corners that shape the elementary school diploma she received in Baghdad, Lisette Shashoua nods her head concernedly.
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NewsConcordia Briefs
Bite-sized Concordia news to get you primed and ready for the last sprint of the school year.
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NewsCongress Is in Session
As the university community consists of some 35,000 undergrads in dozens of departments, within four faculties and on two campuses, sharing ideas with the entire Concordia student body is no easy task.
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NewsLooking at Society through a Philosophical Lens
The City of Saints became the City of Knowledge over the weekend when Montreal was home to Philopolis, an annual three-day conference that brings together members of the public as well as students and professors from Montreal’s four universities to discuss societal issues.
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NewsCSU Alters Financial Policies in Wake of Newtown Party
Roughly five months after last year’s executive was formally reprimanded and asked to pay back the Concordia Student Union for a $9,200 end-of-year party using student funds, policy changes are being made at the CSU to prevent future excesses.
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NewsDivided Along Faculty Lines?
Just as taxes are a source of tension outside university, fee levies are proving to be a politically divisive issue on campus.
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NewsASSÉ Against the Charter of Values
Months after Montreal’s four universities publicly voiced their opposition to the Charter of Quebec Values, the most militant of Quebec’s student federations—ASSÉ—has now decided its official position on the proposed legislation.
