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NewsConcordia Leans Green
The people that control Concordia’s biggest investment fund, creatively named the Concordia University Foundation, are reserving a portion of that money for companies that care about the environment.
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NewsCSU By-Election Results
Unlike the BDS issue, some referendum questions did receive a count and tally after the Concordia Student Union’s by-election last week. Notably, the referenda for creating new student housing, a daycare centre and the approval for the CSU to pay back the Hive Café Solidarity Cooperative start up loan through a specific fund all passed.
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NewsASFA By-Election Results
The Arts and Science Federation of Associations (ASFA) announced the results of their fall by-elections on Nov. 28 as their proposed fee-levy increase from $0.38 to $1.60 per credit was rejected.
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NewsWill the BDS Ballots Ever Be Counted?
After weeks of campaigning, hundreds of Concordia University students voted on the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions referendum question this past week. But the ballots for the controversial question have not been counted and there’s still a chance they never will be.
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NewsAre You Dreaming of a Green Christmas?
It’s Boxing Day. The presents have been unwrapped, the family has finally left, the Christmas tree is somehow still intact, and the United States has produced an extra 25 million tons of waste.
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NewsPreliminary CSU By-Election Results: Daycare, Student Housing, Anti-Austerity Referenda Pass
Preliminary vote counts for the Concordia Student Union’s fall by-elections were revealed at 2 a.m. Friday.
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News“No Evidence” of Bedbug Infestation in Webster Library: Concordia
Concordia University has denied that the Webster Library downtown is infested with bedbugs, after a photo of an insect was posted to the “Spotted: Concordia University” Facebook page Monday.
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BDS Ballots Suspended Indefinitely
The ballots for the controversial Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) referendum will not be counted at pollings’ end tonight.
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NewsProfessor Takes Montreal Police to Court for Alleged Assault During Student Strikes
A McGill professor is suing the city of Montreal for misconduct after being allegedly beaten and pepper sprayed during the student strikes on Nov. 10, 2011.
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NewsBlack Lives Matter
Hundreds gathered outside McGill for a candlelight vigil on Tuesday night, standing in solidarity with U.S. protesters who took to the streets following a grand jury’s decision not to indict a police officer for the death of Michael Brown.
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