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NewsSix weeks in, 241 TAs yet to be paid
Paying February’s rent was tough for 241 of Concordia’s Teaching and Research Assistants as snarled paperwork has delayed their first paycheques.
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NewsAcclaimed: Meet Your ASFA President
Without any candidates to debate or match wits with, Alex Gordon is running for president in this year’s ASFA general elections.
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NewsBring Back the Parties
After an electoral campaign plagued with allegations of harassment and intimidation, the Arts and Science Federation of Associations decided to drastically reform this year’s elections.
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NewsFighting Security Certificates
Representatives from respective community groups lashed out against the issuance of Canadian security certificates and other immigration security measures during a panel discussion in the Hall Building on Sunday.
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NewsSecret Trials, Blackmail and Other Adventures
Secret trials, blackmail and other “dirty tricks” were on the table at “CSIS: Who needs them?” an event held at Concordia’s Hall Building over the weekend.
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NewsAll You Need Is WHALE
A group of students gathered in the Hall Building lobby on Monday, donning sparkly red hats and feathered boas, passing out Valentines and flyers as part of a “Flash Love-In.”
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Shootin’ the Breeze With Uncle Graham
Concordia has a growing and energetic student family, new buildings, fully stocked laboratories and a balanced budget.
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NewsCity Halts Redpath Demolition
Montreal Mayor Gerald Tremblay is withdrawing his support for a plan to demolish the city’s historic Redpath Mansion and replace it with a seven-story condo project.
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Canadian Anti-Terrorist Policy Under Fire
In 1994, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service made Suleyman Goven a proposition: give information to CSIS on activity in the Kurdish community or risk deportation.
