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Students 4 Better’… Better for who?
The dubious “grassroots initiative” using paid marketing to target Concordia students and CSU elections
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Monetizing menstrual health
Subscription-based menstrual applications are controlling access to essential health knowledge. -
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The cost of convenience
As consumers, we must choose between convenience and sustainability—prioritizing affordability or valuing people and the planet.
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Why (almost) everything is Ronald Reagan’s fault
Here’s how economic policies first popularized during Ronald Reagan’s presidency are still hurting America today.
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Can you be a leftist and religious?
The thought of leftist politics and religion coinciding with one another may seem absurd, but historic social movements against oppression have been directed by faith leaders who believed in applying leftist principles.
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Free education? Yes, please!
Access to higher education proves to be a worthy pursuit, suggesting that free education should be the standard.
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A radical history of book clubs
Book clubs have radical roots. Where did they come from and how have they evolved? -
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Copied but never respected
Black culture has continuously been insulted throughout history. What was once seen as unacceptable is now embraced, presenting issues around who gets to define and profit from it.
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EDITORIAL: The student body won’t be silenced. Not now, not ever.
Students voted overwhelmingly in favour of the BDS motion in an astounding display of democratic passion, with a final tally of 885 votes for and 58 votes against
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Love doesn’t need a rulebook
Social media’s obsession with relationship “rules” is making people more anxious about love, not better at it.