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NewsForeign Service Strike Delays Some International Students’ Papers
Things are moving a little slower for international students who need their visas processed to study in Canada this year.
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NewsCSU Gears Up for Fall Orientation
The Concordia Student Union announced Monday electronic artists Dada Life and Tommy Trash will headline their upcoming orientation concert next week.
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NewsConcordia’s Budget, Take One
In a climate of uncertain government funding, Concordia is working to balance the books following cuts and cancelled tuition hikes.
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NewsRussell Copeman Enters Municipal Election Race
Concordia’s associate vice-president for external affairs will run for borough mayor of Côte-des-Neiges—Notre-Dame-de-Grâce in the Nov. 3 municipal election.
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NewsNo Buzz at This Hive
At the end of last semester, the incoming CSU wanted to have The Hive open by this September. It was to start off as a coffee and pre-made pastry café only, then move on to a full-fledged cafeteria-type establishment.
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NewsMayoral Hopefuls Look to Win Over Youth Vote
Half of the first debate between Montreal’s mayoral candidates revolved around youth issues in front of a student-heavy audience on Aug. 16.
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NewsScience For Sale
In recent decades Canadian universities, including Concordia, rights over their researchers’ work and are attempting to capitalize from it. But returns are slim and costs are high, and the practice has raised ethical concerns. What makes Concordia want to commercialize?
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NewsConsent Education
The Centre for Gender Advocacy, an independent student group mandated to promote gender equality and empowerment, is offering workshops on consent and identifying sexual assault for this year’s frosh. Instead of the level of violence determining if it’s assault, it should be the level of consent, says Julie Michaud, a coordinator at the Centre.
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NewsA Lick of Paint for Club Spaces, the Hive Café and Reggie’s
Club offices, Reggie’s and the Hive Café…

