Opinions
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Necessary but never allowed to stay
On teaching under limited-term appointments at Concordia University
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The cost of compartmentalization
Dividing ourselves to survive in systems that reward sameness
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OpinionsNot all medical superheroes wear scrubs; some are journalists
When journalists skip expert guidance, misinformation can cost lives.
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OpinionsSocial (Cult)ure: Twitch’s parasocial cesspool
Streaming platforms like Twitch actively cultivate parasocial bonds between viewers and creators—dynamics that can easily tip into obsession and put female streamers in real danger.
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OpinionsEditorial: Concordia has chosen the wrong sacrifice; we will not let it
After laying out the facts in long-form reporting, The Link’s task now is to explain why we stand firmly against Concordia University’s decision not to renew any limited-term appointment contracts next year. We discuss how this reflects a pattern of poor decision-making and what the community can do next.
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OpinionsIt’s hot to give a fuck!
Nonchalantism has become Gen Z’s default, but constant detachment steals the highs and lows of real life.
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OpinionsMediocrity or specialization?
We often shy away from trying new activities if we are not experts. However, real power lies in being a beginner.
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OpinionsYoung Canadians: Fix the system, don’t ‘Axe the Tax’
For young Canadians, voting for social housing, an enhanced social safety net, and labour rights is essential.
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OpinionsEditorial: Nothing screams democracy like a vote you can’t cast
CSU council blocked two fee-levy groups for political reasons, undermining student democracy.
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OpinionsYou are not the problem; your clothes are
Our bodies aren’t wrong or to blame for clothes not being flattering or fitting properly to someone else’s pattern.
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OpinionsBare minimum or princess treatment?
Social media trends are slowly altering our standards of romantic relationships, causing a rift in what is considered to be an extravagant display of affection versus a normal, healthy relationship.
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OpinionsHuman lives aren’t political
A searing critique of indifference, asking when humanity became a political stance.
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