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Little Progress for TRAC Union
A general assembly for the Teaching and Research Assistants at Concordia quickly became a hotbed of discontent and cries for action on Nov. 7 as members vocalized what they consider to be shortcomings in adequate compensation and a crawling pace of negotiations for a new labour contract.
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Help Grow Your Meagre Council: Vote in the CSU Byelections
Concordia students will be heading to the polls Nov. 19 to Nov. 21 to beef up the Concordia Student Union Council and to approve or deny a fee levy for the Concordia Food Coalition.
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Sexual Assault Centre Officially Opens at Concordia
After two years and a thousand-strong petition, Concordia’s highly anticipated Sexual Assault Resource Centre is finally open.
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Shepard Unveils Three-Point University-City Partnership Plan
Addressing his audience of some 600 people—including the mayor-elect and some of Montreal’s most prominent business leaders—Concordia President Alan Shepard said he thinks higher education is gearing up for a 21st century paradigm shift.
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John Molson Group Raises Over $1,100 for Children’s Charities
Looking to prepare for an upcoming international business competition in Guelph, the John Molson Case Competition Committee staged a four-hour dance-a-thon fundraiser Thursday in front of Concordia’s GM building.
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JMMA Pitches CUTV Rebranding
In line with the continued effort to rebuild Concordia’s campus television station, CUTV has sought the help of the John Molson Marketing Association to potentially rebrand itself, with a possible rechristening for the start of next semester.
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Concordia Climbs to 24th in 2014 Maclean’s Rankings
If the annual university rankings compiled by Maclean’s released last week are any indication, Concordia’s reputation is improving.
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Sexual Assault Resource Centre’s Official Launch is Nov. 11
Concordia’s Sexual Assault Resource Centre’s doors officially open on Nov. 11.
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How Concordia Candidates Fared in the Municipal Election
The Nov. 3 municipal elections saw multiple candidates with Concordia ties running to represent the city—but only one was left standing at the end of the day.
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Senate Approves Curriculum Changes
Concordia’s senior academic body was co-opted last week—in a way.