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NewsBoard Member Discusses Woodsworth Firing
The student closest to the board members who fired Concordia President Judith Woodsworth is offering his perspective on why the decision was made.
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NewsTunisian Community Rejoices
Montreal’s Tunisian community finally had a reason to celebrate on Saturday, as over 1,000 people marched to the Tunisian embassy to support the ouster of President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali.
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Math students assocation won’t leave asfa
The last two council meetings were like night and day for the Math and Statistics Student Association, who are actively seeking accreditation.
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NewsClarkson on Everything
Before former Governor General Adrienne Clarkson spoke with Concordia last Thursday as part of the Concordia Student Union Speakers Series, she sat down with The Link for a few minutes.
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Imagined Territory
Covering nearly one million square kilometres of the globe, the geographical vastness of this country alone is enough to put a strain on the quest of Canadians for national unity.
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NewsThe Outermost Insider
Ken Silverstein should be used to being the centre of attention by now, but everything about him suggests he’s not a big fan of the limelight.
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News‘We’re all mobilized, all of us’
In the weeks since Concordia President Judith Woodsworth was dismissed, the university’s political landscape has been upended.
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NewsNew Chancellor at Con U
Concordia’s board of governors appointed Jacques Ménard, the chairman of investment firm BMO Nesbitt Burns, as the university’s new chancellor on Dec. 9.
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NewsQueen Mary Road Businesses Fight Eviction, Gentrification
An eviction notice is prominently on display atop the bar in Rodos restaurant.
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NewsCJLO On Funds?
Concordia’s student-run radio station, CJLO 1690 AM, is exploring a possible move to an FM frequency next year.
