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NewsMaking Cents of the Strike
CSU Councillors voted last Wednesday to set aside $9,000 for striking student associations.
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NewsGUSS Going Strong
Geography and environment students gave the strike a green light Monday night, voting to continue boycotting classes until its next general assembly in a week’s time.
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NewsA Peace Best Served Cold
After the revolution in Egypt last year, many questions have arisen around the position of Egypt’s international relations, including the peace treaty with Israel. To answer these questions, both the Israeli and Egyptian Consul Generals spoke at Concordia on March 14.
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NewsCharest Brings Unwanted Guests to Google Press Conference
Hundreds of students surrounded Google’s new Montreal headquarters, which were being unveiled at a press conference with Premier Jean Charest on March 20.
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NewsShut ‘Er Down
Concordia University announced it will be shutting down on March 22 for the province-wide protest against the increasing tuition fees.
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NewsFamilies March Against Tuition Hikes
Over 10,000 people gathered at Parc Lafontaine this morning in a family–friendly demonstration against impending tuition increases. Dogs, strollers, parents and their children marched down St. Denis St. to the office of the Minister of Education.
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NewsWalking Out on FASA
Fine Arts students waited for two hours on March 16 before quorum was reached at their Special General Meeting, which was called to discuss the ongoing Fine Arts Student Alliance strike mandate and to decide whether it should continue.
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NewsA Predictably Violent Anti-Brutality Protest
Approximately 1,200 protesters marched through downtown Montreal for the annual Anti-Police-Brutality protest, which, as usual, erupted into violence shortly after starting.
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NewsConcordia Kicks Off Strike
The Concordia Student Union kicked off it’s strike mandate today leading over 300 protesters on a march through downtown Montreal.
