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Gentlemen, Start Your Tuition Plans
With the dust finally settling around the political landscape of Quebec following a blistering election campaign, the subject of the much-discussed tuition increase is back on the table.
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Striking Back
On Aug. 30, Kim Laganière and Mihai Adrian Draghici launched a class action lawsuit against 25 CEGEPs and universities asking for compensation for the strike’s impact on their studies.
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A Decade After
On Sept. 9, 2002, for the first time in 30 years, riot police were deployed around the Sir George Williams campus of Concordia University to contain a protest.
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“Like Talking to a Wall”
Patrick Kelley, Concordia’s Chief Financial Officer, has been tasked with putting together the jigsaw puzzle that is the university’s budget—but the Ministère de l’éducation, du loisir et du sport is holding the final pieces.
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Deconstructing ConU
Inside and out, Concordia University is in a seemingly perpetual state of construction.
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No Comment
He has at least two cell phones, two email addresses, and an office phone, but Concordia Student Union President Schubert Laforest is nowhere to be seen.
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Feeling Disoriented
In late August of previous years, the Concordia Student Union has plastered the campus with posters and handed out flyers detailing the year’s Orientation schedule.
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No Means No 101
For the first time, Concordia frosh leaders received specialized training on sexual assault and consent this year.
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Waiting in Limbo
Like 45,000 others, the 26 Concordia students charged by the university for their actions during the strikes head back to class Wednesday. They just have no idea for how long.