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Con U Wants to Send Your Ideas Into Orbit
Unlike many calls for submissions posted around the Concordia campus—whether it be for fiction, essays or art—only one promises to launch the winning proposal into space.
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Counterfeit Textbook Ring Busted
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police cracked down on four photocopy stores that doubled as counterfeit textbook dealers in the surrounding Concordia area.
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A Room With a View
Concordia students are seldom sun-kissed in the winter as they commute in tunnels and are confined in windowless classrooms
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CSU to Boycott McDonald’s
A boycott of a local McDonald’s is being set up by the Concordia Student Union in response to a spate of alleged gang violence in and around the restaurant.
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Canadians Help Fund Second Gaza Flotilla
Activists who tried to storm the Israeli blockade on Gaza last year have announced that plans are underway for a second try.
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Radical History 101
There are some parts of Concordia’s history that you will not find in glossy student recruitment brochures.
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CON U ENGINEERS WIN BIG
The Concordia chapter of Engineers Without Borders might need to construct some kind of lever to lift all the hardware they won at EWB’s recent national conference.
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The Radical Side of Higher Learning
WATERLOO, Ont. (CUP)—A sense of urgency has befallen students attending post-secondary institutions in the United Kingdom, as enrolment soars to 335,795 applicants thus far for 2011.
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SYNAGOGUE VANDALISM CONNECTED: POLICE
Late night attacks that left four synagogues and a Jewish day school in Hampstead and Côte St. Luc with broken windows on Jan. 16 have been revealed to be part of a pattern involving previous related attacks, according to police reports.
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Public Displays of Disaffection
When Prime Minister Stephen Harper dined with Fox Broadcasting Company president Rupert Murdoch in 2009, it was a match made in heaven.