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NewsOpen 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.
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Friends of Council
A hastily formed Concordia Student Union council meeting resulted in the available committee positions getting filled largely by friends of the existing executive.
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NewsSteep Against the Machine
Armed with a thermos and bags of Earl Grey, überculture took a stand for student-friendly public space in Concordia’s Hall building on Sept. 16.
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Student Attacked at Reggie’s
Damien Pinheiro walked into Reggie’s for a Thursday night beer with his Concordia classmates on Sept. 16.
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NewsThe Hall Hole
Construction at Concordia shows no signs of slowing down as the university will start a two-year, $14 million plan next month to replace the 17 infamously defective escalators of the Hall building.
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NewsConcordia Rocks the Quad
On Sept. 9, over 2,500 Concordia students took to the Loyola Quad for a night of live music, barbecued meats and cheap beer.
Somali-Canadian hip-hop artist K’Naan capped off the evening’s festivities, which also featured Montreal funk duo Chromeo and Toronto remix group Key’n’Krates.
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NewsInfighting at FASA
A former Fine Arts Student Alliance executive is accusing the alliance’s presidents of violating its constitution.
