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NewsAftermath of a Mutiny
An estimated 1,000 McGill students participated in an open-air discussion and general assembly on Nov. 14, designed for members of the community to talk about the recent altercation between students and riot police on campus.
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NewsBack to the BoG
The Board of Governors—Concordia’s highest body, which has final authority on all university affairs—will meet this week, and while motions from the Graduate Students’ Association have been added to the agenda, the undergraduates’ motions have not.
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NewsStrike Zone
Concordia students have seen a first strike. It was made official, in part, by the Arts and Science Federation of Associations’ vote for a one-day strike on Nov. 10.
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NewsPointe-Claire Pub Saying Goodbye
The faithful patrons of Clydes Restaurant and Pub in Pointe-Claire will have to find another place for a beer, warm meal and local music. Come December, the pub’s owners have announced they will not be renewing the lease.
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NewsAward-Winning Band Denounces Charest Government Project
The Juno Award-winning musical duo CerAmony launched their eponymous first album on Nov. 10 at the Théâtre Plaza in Montreal.
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NewsMontreal Remembers
Posters on lamp posts along Westminster Ave. in Montreal West ask, “How will you remember?”
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NewsMcGill Students Barred From Admin Building
In response to yesterday’s scuffle between students and Montreal police, several McGill graduate students and professors decided to bring a letter of demands to members of the administration, but were not allowed to enter the James Administration Building.
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NewsMayhem at McGill
While the Nov. 10 Day of Action march wound its way through Montreal’s downtown, action of a different sort was developing on the McGill University campus.
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NewsOccupy Dawson
After less than four hours of occupying the Academic Dean’s office, students of Dawson College got the school to officially recognize the Nov. 10 province-wide student strike day. “Students are very excited,” said Dawson Student Union chairperson, Audrey DeVeault.
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NewsOceans in ‘11
We may take pride in the landscape that surrounds us, but Canadian waters may conceal some unpleasant truths.

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