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NewsOnline Opt-Out Motion Tabled Indefinitely
CSU councillors approved the fee-levy consultation report, but the motion to implement it was tabled indefinitely.
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NewsAppeal on Disqualification of Councillor-Elect Fails
After Harvin Hilaire’s controversial disqualification from last month’s CSU election, the appeal for his case to the Judicial Board failed—leaving him without a spot on council.
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NewsConcordia Announces Fall Semester Will Take Place Online
The news brings a degree of certainty, even as many students fret that online courses might not provide the quality of education they demand from their studies.
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NewsEmails Reveal Online Opt-Out Steps Took Place Without Fee-Levy Consultations, Committee
The Concordia Student Union general coordinator Christopher Kalafatidis worked with the Concordia administration on the online opt-out system before consulting with fee-levy groups, according to newly surfaced emails between Kalafatidis and Concordia administrators, including dean of students Andrew Woodall.
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NewsCJLO Threatens Injunction Against CSU Over Online Opt-Out
CJLO 1690 AM, Concordia’s radio station, has demanded a moratorium on the implementation of online opt-out and threatened to seek a court injunction to halt the project in a letter from its lawyer to the Concordia Student Union’s general coordinator Christopher Kalafatidis.
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Q&A With General Coordinator-Elect Isaiah Joyner
Following last month’s CSU election, We Got You is gearing up to prepare for their coming mandate. Get to know the General Coordinator-elect, Isaiah Joyner.
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NewsCOVID-19 Round-Up: New Government Benefit Tops Emergency Relief Options for Students
While there is still plenty of cause for economic anxiety among financially strapped students, new aid promised by the Canadian government will alleviate pressing strains on some. Concordia and the CSU are also providing emergency funding as the COVID-19 shutdown continues.
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CSU Council Candidate Disqualified Due to Pending Faculty Transfer
General Coordinator Christopher Kalafatidis has been accused of using his power as a CSU executive to influence the election’s results.
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NewsHow to Remain Calm in the Midst of a Global Pandemic
My heart started beating erratically, and for the first time since the beginning of my voluntary two-week quarantine, I felt trapped. My room, which had once been a haven from the tumultuous elements of the outside world, now felt more like a prison.
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NewsLocal Initiatives Produce Protection for Frontline Workers
Montrealers are coming together and finding new ways to help frontliners.
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