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NewsSocial Justice in the City
Food and shelter are just the beginning of what a population needs to be happy, said Peter Marcuse at Concordia on Sept. 16—they need to “satisfy their aspirations” too.
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News‘Revitalizing’ The Point
Like most residents of Point St. Charles, Sue Vaughn is a tenant. She rents an apartment in the same building as her daughter and four grandchildren on Reading Street.
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NewsThree Credits and a Baby
The Student Parents Centre of Concordia University and a fledgling student group are working to facilitate the lives of those raising children while pursuing their degree.
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NewsDon’t Buckle Up
With 50,000 people choosing to leave their cars at home, Montreal’s eighth edition of En ville, sans ma voiture! will see the creation of one of the largest car-free zones in Canada on Sept. 22 .
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Concordia Alumni Relations Boss Quits
The woman responsible for raking in contributions from Concordia’s alumni for the past five years has called it quits.
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NewsFood Fair Feeds Students Ethically
For Sustainable Concordia, eating food isn’t just a dine-and-dash affair—it’s a culinary coming-of-age.
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Open to Question
On Sept. 17, Concordia President Judith Woodsworth said that her university’s reputation is on the rise.
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NewsASFA in Action
The Arts and Science Federation of Associations kicked off its first meeting on Sept. 16, getting down to business by voting on a byelection, referendum question and appointing council members to social committees.
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Journalists for Human Rights Coming to ConU
Canada’s largest media development organization has come to Concordia, as the non-profit group Journalists for Human Rights has taken steps to set up a chapter at the university. The club aims to provide training to journalists from war-torn countries, with a particular emphasis on Africa.
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NewsOne for the Books
At the end of September, the Concordia University Archives will have some pretty big shoes to fill.
