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Serving The City
Local bartenders and servers stripped down to their bathing suits Aug. 7 to spike balls instead of drinks, as over a dozen establishments took part in the sixth annual SERVE Volleyball Tournament.
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Man and Beest
On June 22, Dutch artist Theo Jansen received an honorary degree from the Faculty of Fine Arts for his work designing and building Strandbeests, huge animal-like machines made of plastic tubes, powered by wind and with the ability to ‘walk.’
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Concordia Graduation Ceremony: Highlights
From June 20 to 22, Concordia University held its summer graduation ceremony at the Wilfrid Pelletier Concert Hall.
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Full Forum
Though the report presented by the External Governance Committee was over 40 pages long, the focus of much of the talk at an open forum held to discuss the report’s recommendations for Concordia was just a three word snippet: “culture of contempt.”
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Champions of Change
On Thursday evening, the Concordia Student Union approved major reforms to the CSU Code of Standing Regulations and the CSU General By-laws, including a restructuring of the executive and the elimination of the slate system.
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Concordia’s State-of-the-Art Health Centre to Open in September
Construction of Concordia’s $35 million health and wellness facility is right on schedule, according to the facility’s organizers.
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Fighting Together
On June 17, postal and other unionized workers were joined by students as they protested for nearly four hours to show their support for CUPW members. The demonstration took place at 225 Bridge St., and was attended by an estimated 70 people.
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Eduroam Comes to Concordia
On April 19th, Concordia’s Instructional & Information Technology Services officially launched Eduroam. Short for Education Roaming, Eduroam allows network members to connect to the Internet when visiting fellow Eduroam campuses.
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To Be Continued
The final meeting of the 2011-2012 Concordia Student Union Council adjourned after a little more than an hour on May 30, as only five voting members were able to attend.
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Stop the Shame Game
Scantily-clad solidarity ruled the day as between 400 and 1000 folks came out for Montreal’s version of the now-global SlutWalk phenomenon on May 29.