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NewsPutting Finances in Order
With budgetary issues central to many of the challenges faced by the Arts and Science Federation of Associations council this year, the three-way race for the position of VP Finance should make for an interesting campaign.
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NewsFirst Violation Of The Season
The Arts and Science Federation of Association’s Chief Electoral Officer Nick Cuillerier issued the first sanction of the election period Monday, but the candidate in question, Pier-Luc Therrien Peloquin, doesn’t seem to be too hindered by it.
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NewsThe Race for VP Academic
Often seen as the source of all things Frosh, a more important part of the ASFA mandate actually concerns scholastic initiatives. Vying for the position of VP Academic and Loyola, Diana Sitoianu and Christina Gentile are two candidates with big ideas.
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NewsUnlimited Internet?
Canadians breathed a sigh of relief last Thursday when the federal government opposed the Canadian Radio-television Telecommunications Commission’s plan to implement usage-based billing on Internet providers.
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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.
