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‘Only a Stroke’
It all started with a headache.
It wasn’t your typical drank-too-much-the-previous-night headache. The night before had been spent working on an assignment in that all too familiar last-minute crunch. Still, a headache wasn’t something to stress about—a few heavy doses of Advil and it should have been a thing of the past. -
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The Man Behind The Curtain
Forty-eight hours before Concordia’s undergraduates overwhelmingly rejected a $43 million bid to place the long-planned student centre in the Faubourg,
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A Legacy of Hope
Civil rights activist and proponent of non-violence Martin Luther King Jr. dreamed of eradicating the “three evils” of poverty, racism and militarism while he was alive.
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‘A Decade of Activism’
For Americans who lived through it, the 60s was a decade of tremendous change and tragedy. While the Vietnam War raged, civil rights leaders Medgar Evers, Malcolm X and Robert Kennedy were murdered.
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Sustainable Concordia Withdraws Fee Levy Request
Citing a need for more preparation, Sustainable Concordia withdrew its proposal for a 400-per-cent increase in the funding it receives from students at last Wednesday’s Concordia Student Union Council meeting.
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Queer Concordia Reaches Out
Queer Concordia is looking to expand the scope of its services by nearly tripling its annual budget.
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Council Follows Through
When the Concordia Student Union held an Informational General Meeting on Jan. 27, they promised that every motion adopted would be brought up and voted on at their next meeting.
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COMMENTARY
With students crowding the gallery for the first time in years at a Concordia Student Union Council meeting, many councillors left their manners at the door on Feb. 9 and showed their true colours.
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May I Blank Your Blank?
Posters put up in the Hall building featuring a blackboard, two giggling cats and the word “pussy” were too much for someone at Concordia.
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Student Union Should Break Even
Despite having $1,038,067.72 at their disposal, three of the Concordia Student Union’s six executives have already spent more than the amount they were allotted.