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Opinions
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The bitter taste of convenience
How Concordia University chooses convenience over nutrition for their students
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I’m Just Saying: New year, same old disappointments
Why wait till January 1st to be a better person?
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OpinionsEditorial: Less resolutions, more sound solutions.
As we ring in the new year, Concordia University is heading into 2025 with its fair share of questionable, yet predictable decisions poorly sheathed in a veil of “neutrality.”
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OpinionsHow student unions have shaped Quebec, one battle at a time
Quebec student unions have been at the forefront of political change for decades, from the 1960s education reform movement to the Palestine BDS movement.
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OpinionsThe innate politics of literature
Books, whether overtly, implicitly or unintentionally, play a substantial role in the overarching political mementos of society.
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OpinionsGaslight, deny, repeat
Students respond to the hypocrisy of Concordia University’s call “to denounce violence in all its forms” while the university still supports genocide in Palestine. -
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OpinionsEditorial: Disclose. Divest. We will not stop, we will not rest.
The Link endorses the student strikes.
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OpinionsAre podcasts the new voice of the people?
Podcasts cater to the modern need for both immediate and intimate storytelling.
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OpinionsForming a misogyn-army, one post at the time
Young boys on social media are increasingly being fed with extremely hateful and misogynistic content.
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OpinionsThe twenties dilemma
Even though I feel like a kid in an adult’s body, the thrill of independence and the anxiety of spontaneity are shaping who I’m becoming.
