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NewsPower to the People
The Power Shift conference for environmental and social activists that took place this weekend had more Blundstone boots, Mason jar mugs and bandanas per square metre than anywhere else…
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NewsI.T.’s a Big Problem
Issues with technology currently plaguing the Concordia Student Union and its staff have escalated from being an annoying headache to a debilitating impairment.
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NewsThe Winning Bid
After being presented with several proposals, Concordia’s Student Union unanimously approved the project-planning proposal presented to them by project management firm MHPM at last Wednesday’s council meeting—conditional to its lawyers’ approval of the document.
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NewsAfter a Month of Silence, a Response
For weeks, several members of the Concordia Student Union, the Off-Campus Housing and Job Bank, Advocacy and Support…
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NewsOpening Up a Dialogue in Poli Sci
The Political Science Student Association is planning to meet with the chair of Concordia’s political science department to address the curving of grades, and the student suing the university over the curve.
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NewsOnce Upon a Student Centre
After years of student space issues wrought with contention and financial ambiguity, the Concordia Student Union executive says they are doing what should have done ten years ago—some research, a student-wide consultation and some proper planning.
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NewsConcordia Part-Time Faculty Contemplates Strike Mandate
Determined to avoid a repeat of their last round of contract negotiations, which ended after seven years of deadlocked discussions, Concordia’s part-time faculty union will vote this Sunday on whether to adopt an unlimited strike mandate.
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NewsRe-learning to Learn
A bunch of desks aligned facing a chalkboard under fluorescent lightening isn’t the only environment capable of facilitating learning.
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NewsUnbinding the Binary
Nils Pickert was showered with Internet fame and “Father of the Year” titles after he wore a skirt in public to support his dress-wearing five-year-old son.
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NewsFlagged for Removal
In the lavish Salon Rouge of Quebec’s National Assembly, Pauline Marois and her incoming cabinet were sworn in on Sept. 19 as the new provincial government—with a certain leafy witness conspicuously absent from the occasion.
