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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.
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NewsZhuo Ling Resigns
The Concordia Student Union executive shuffle will continue into the new year as VP Finance Zhuo Ling is set to resign today.
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NewsStudents Denied Prayer Space Request in EV Building
Muslim grad students looking for a space to pray in Concordia’s EV building have been told they will have to continue their frequent jaunts to the Hall building due to an issue of space allocation.
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CSU Shifts Gears
Responding to a petition that calls for the Concordia Student Union to help “rebuild Concordia’s student movement,” the CSU will hold an Information General Meeting on Jan. 20.
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NewsA Ha-ha That’s Halal
The phrase “Muslim comedian” might sound like an oxymoron to some, like “free parking,” or “Mennonite rapper.”
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NewsConcordia President Quits
Three days before Christmas and only halfway into her mandate, Judith Woodsworth has stepped down as president of Concordia University for “personal reasons.”
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