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Concordia to Stop Paying for Prayer Space
By the time Concordia University stops providing a Friday prayer space for the Muslim Student Association, there will still be 10 days left of Ramadan, the Islamic month of fasting.
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Hitting the Pavement
University students from Concordia, McGill and the Universite de Montreal garnered support for those in Pakistan suffering from a catastrophic natural disaster.
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Collect ‘Em All
Most people put their Pokémon cards in a drawer, never to see the light of day again. Others end up waiting for Hall & Oates outside a concert venue, hoping to add a little ‘rock and soul’ to their autograph stockpile. For lifelong collectors, it’s a thin line between hobby and way of life.
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‘I have to fight this’
Alyssa Brandone was 11 when she was diagnosed with Acute Myelogenous Leukemia, a disease she fought with everything she had and ultimately defeated.
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Another Nail in Dorchester’s Coffin
Demolition crews take down the final wall of a friary on René Lévesque Boulevard West.
The building was attached to a 116-year-old Franciscan Church that burned down in February.
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Pakistani Student Association Shaken by Resignations
Earlier this month, two Pakistani Student Association VPs resigned from their posts accusing the association’s president of religious discrimination.
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LIVE at Concordia
Ten years ago, Valerie Millette began volunteering for Meals on Wheels.
“I’d like to say I woke up one day and decided to save the world,” said Millette. “But that’s just not the truth.” -
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Crazy Like A Box
Media democracy will now be available at the push of a button.
Hit the bright red knob, speak into the camera and you’re online. Concordia University Television’s Box Populous is a virtual soapbox, where students can record what’s on their mind into an arcade-style console on the seventh floor of the university’s Hall building.
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President Lucas Takes Office
Heather Lucas has already made her mark on the Concordia Student Union’s presidential office.
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Quebec gets peek at president’s tuition plan
If Concordia President Judith Woodsworth has her way, your tuition might start an eight-year climb in 2012 that will bring it to the Canadian average of $5,000 a year.