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JB Issues Decision Regarding Electoral Infractions
Due to violations of proper procedure, the ballots provided to students at this week’s Concordia Student Union bylections, taking place from Nov. 27 to Nov. 29, will be missing one executive seat.
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English CEGEPs and Universities Brace for Bill 101
Concordia’s president Alan Shepard is concerned about Quebec Premier Pauline Marois’s promise to expand the scope of Bill 101 to English-language CEGEPs.
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CUTV General Assembly Approaches, But Questions Remain
This time next week, we could be looking at a new Concordia University Television.
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A One-Up for Start-Ups
District3, a new Concordia initiative slated to launch this January, aims to use the university’s multidisciplinary potential and leverage cross-faculty interaction in hopes of giving student start-ups a push to get off the ground.
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Towards a New CUTV
A “structure to move forward” was the mantra for Monday night’s meeting to discuss the future of Concordia University Television in the basement of Concordia’s School of Community and Public Affairs.
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Open Letter Outlines Tension Between CUTV Management and Members
As soon as the agenda points were finished, tempers flared at Monday’s Concordia University Television meeting.
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The State of the Station
Concordia University Television might be mired in an uncertain legal grey area, but financially speaking, they could be headed for the red.
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A New Concordia
It was $10 million in settlements, 45 departures and one external review that defined Concordia’s decade-long governance crisis. It might be Alan Shepard and Norman Hébert, Jr. who end it.
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CSU Byelections, a Bust?
The Concordia Student Union is set to hold byelections beginning a week from today—but a procedural slip-up in announcing open positions could mean the results will not be legally binding.