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NewsNo Books for You
The Grande Bibliothèque closed its doors Feb. 29 in response to a scheduled protest again tuition hikes.
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NewsStudents Occupy Atrium of Webster Library
Students have set up camp in the atrium of the Webster library for the week of Feb. 27 to rally the troops in the lead up to a potential strike at the end of March.
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NewsHacker Heaven
Health care professionals and technology experts spent last weekend designing solutions to problems plaguing the medical community.
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NewsGrassroot General Assemblies
Throughout the week, general assemblies and meetings of nearly a dozen student associations will be taking place to discuss strike mandates against tuition increases.
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NewsA Bridge Too Far
After roaring through the streets in the Downtown Core, we gathered to hear the closing speech at the corner of Berri St. and Ste. Catherine St. W.
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NewsExtending a Good Thing
This year, the annual Concordia Women’s Week has been extended to a full month, but that lengthening didn’t come without some growing pains.
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NewsASFAIL
The unexpected resignation of Arts and Sciences Federation of Associations Chief Electoral Officer Chris Webster and other polling irregularities have led to the postponing of the ASFA general election until the first week of March.
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NewsManifestation Madness
A bustling mob of eager and enthusiastic students had taken over Philips Square in Downtown Montreal by noon on Thursday. By 1:00 p.m. there were between 1,000 and 1,500 people…
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NewsSafety First?
The proposal to turn non-profit outreach centre Cactus Montreal into a supervised injection site has come under public scrutiny from both the City of Montreal and the Ville-Marie community.
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