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NewsCon U Faculty Association Speaks Out
After criticizing the recent firing of President Judith Woodsworth by Concordia’s Board of Governors, the Concordia University Faculty Association announced it will hold an open meeting to discuss the university’s “crisis in governance” next Monday.
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News‘Ello Gov’nor
Concordia will be receiving the royal treatment on Thursday, as former Governor General Adrienne Clarkson will be giving a talk as part of the Concordia Student Union Speaker Series.
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The Student Union Thinks You Look Cold
The Concordia Student Union’s Winter Orientation may lack the glitz and glamour of its Fall offerings, but the CSU doesn’t want to leave newly arriving students out in the cold.
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NewsSafer Sex On Campus
Free condoms, lube, and gloves on campus are becoming a reality, according to Concordia Student Union VP Sustainability and Promotions Morgan Pudwell.
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NewsMovin’ On Up
The Hall Building’s infamously defective escalators will be gutted and replaced starting Jan. 17.
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NewsThe Coltan Conundrum
The smartphone industry is booming and there is no sign of it slowing down. The mobile phone market is expected to be worth over $200 billion USD in 2013.
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NewsBoard Mum on Firing
With one columnist writing about a “leadership crisis” at Concordia, the first week of classes after the firing of President Judith Woodsworth on Dec. 23 was not a pleasant one for the university’s board of governors.
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NewsProtests in Montreal, Riots in Tunisia
Dozens of Tunisians and their supporters gathered outside their country’s consulate in Montreal on Sunday to denounce the political violence that has left as many as 20 protesters dead and many more injured.
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NewsMeet Your New President
While Concordia’s board of governors continues to search for an interim president to replace Judith Woodsworth, VP External Relations Bram Freedman will step in as acting president of Concordia.
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NewsBradley Manning is a Goddamn Hero!
In what may have been the first protest in support of a website in Montreal’s history, over 40 demonstrators met outside of the Guy-Concordia Metro station on Dec. 18 to march in support of WikiLeaks.
