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NewsCSU Judicial Board Upholds Per-Faculty Fee Levy Question
The Concordia Student Union Judicial Board has approved a modified version of a referendum question passed by CSU council asking undergrads if they want fee-levy group…
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NewsIf the Webster Library Grows, the Education Department Has to Go
Concordia’s education department might have to leave the LB Building—and some members of the department are concerned about the space proposed for their relocation…
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NewsCentre for Gender Advocacy Seeks Fee Levy Increase
The Centre for Gender Advocacy currently receives $0.29 per credit from undergraduate students, but a referendum question to be featured in the upcoming Concordia Student Union general elections seeks to raise that amount by $0.08.
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News‘It’s Like a Game of Monopoly’
The Sud-Ouest, Parc Ex and Hochelaga-Maisonneuve are being invaded—by young, nouveau riche professionals and university students.
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NewsRecord Number of Complaints Against Concordia Students in 2012-2013
Quebec’s 2012 student strike movement led to a record-breaking number of formal complaints against Concordia University students in the 2012-2013 academic year.
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NewsPolice Brutality Protest Quickly Shut Down
Montreal police arrested five protesters and detained another 288 under municipal bylaw P-6 at the 18th annual demonstration against police brutality on Saturday, according to police spokesperson Jean-Pierre Brabant.
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NewsConcordia’s Exam Invigilators Want Better Working Conditions
As the semester winds down and students start thinking about their final exams, the people hired to supervise those exams want you to know that their job is no piece of cake either.
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NewsFEUQ and FECQ Try to Get Out the Youth Vote
Two of the student federations representing Quebec university and CEGEP students have put forward a list of demands ahead of the provincial elections taking place April 7.
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NewsDo Undergrads Want to Use Student Centre Fund for Food Co-Ops?
The subject of fee levies has featured prominently thus far in this year’s CSU elections campaign, but they won’t be the only funds being voted on when students head to the polls next week.
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NewsProstitution Laws: What’s After Decriminalization
In a major decision made last year, the Supreme Court of Canada unanimously struck down three prostitution laws on street solicitation, brothels and living off the avails of prostitution.
