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News“Bridging the Gap”
The John Molson School of Business is a school of its own—or at least, it would like you to believe that it is.
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NewsSomething’s Missing on Ste. Cats
Sometime around lunchtime, at 1909 Ste. Catherine St. W., a phone rings and a mild-mannered, thick-accented gentleman picks up.
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NewsCUFA Reaches Tentative Agreement with ConU
The Concordia University Faculty Association, which represents…
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A Look at the Levies
Every year, when Concordia Student Union elections rolls around, there’s another group asking for student money, and these groups are starting to pile up.
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An Almost One-Sided Debate
Although all but a single executive position is uncontested in this year’s Concordia Student Union elections, campaigning continued this week with two debates between candidates.
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NewsA Very Different Day of Action
The police continued with a recent trend last night: breaking up protests before they even get to start.
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NewsFrom The Archives: Anti-Police Brutality
The annual Anti-Police Brutality march has been an institution for the past 17 years. Here’s a look back at notable events from past demonstrations
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NewsLink Radio | March 21, 2013
This week we cover the upcoming CSU general elections, Friday’s Anti-Police Brutality protest and how the police are clamping down on demonstrations. Also, a look at funding cuts at Concordia, Elizabeth May came to Concordia this weekend and the greenhouse is looking for a fee levy. All this and more on Link Radio.
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NewsEducation Pivotal in Quebec Liberal Race
Philippe Couillard wants to make Quebec’s brainpower his priority.
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