Opinions
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Opinions
Concordia does not care about its disabled students
Is the university really ready to support its students and faculty?
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Opinions
The problem with restaurant gap relationships
Would you rather have a restaurant gap relationship or eat alone forever?
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OpinionsEditorial: Three years of genocide, decades of occupation
The genocide in Gaza has been ongoing for three years, but the occupation of Palestine has been unfolding for 78 years. The Link pledges to continue highlighting Palestinian stories and reporting on Montreal’s community’s efforts to stop the genocide.
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OpinionsThe age of iced coffee
We have become consumed by outrageous details of what our coffees “should” look like, but nobody seems to be questioning how much we’re consuming, or worse, what we’re putting in them.
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OpinionsNostalgia Nook: Corporations keep trying to cash in on our childhood
When nostalgia is lazily used to bait an audience, nothing is interesting about your campaign.
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OpinionsThe era of the iPad baby
In today’s digital era, keeping children away from a digital life can feel like an unattainable goal.
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OpinionsNostalgia Nook: Disney reboots
How Disney raised a generation and tarnished their nostalgia.
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OpinionsWhat the heck is professional attire anyway!?
Despite the fashion world opening up to the wave of workplace business casual, fitting in remains the gold standard.
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OpinionsNostalgia Nook: It isn’t raining women anymore
Recent TV shows have lacked complex and messy adult women who remind us it’s okay not to have it all figured out.
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OpinionsFree public transportation is worth investing in
With the cost-of-living crisis constantly looming over the lives of Montrealers, the adoption of free public transportation would be a much-welcomed relief.
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OpinionsEditorial: The Link wants you to go vote!
Quebec has been under the leadership of the Coalition Avenir du Québec party since 2018. On Oct. 5, Quebecers will be able to change that by exercising their right to vote.
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OpinionsIs a bachelor’s degree keeping its promise?
Job markets are changing more than ever; bachelor’s degrees aren’t adapting at the same pace. Is a bachelor’s degree still fulfilling its long-standing promise?
