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Concordia 4, McGill 3: Rivalry Back to Full Form in Instant Classic
Montreal 4, Concordia 3 (OT): Tough Road Loss for Women’s Hockey
UQAM 85, Concordia 68: Costly Turnovers Haunt Stingers In Heated Away Game vs Citadins
Concordia 64, UQAM 60: A Mental Challenge for Stingers Women’s Basketball
Hyperrealist Artist Daniel Itiose Exhibits Expressive Paintings at the VAV
Concert Review: Minor Empire, a Turkish-Canadian Band Featuring a Mix of Traditional Music and Sound
Poetry: Natural Stimulants
Book Review: “The Darkness”, a Plunge into the Chilling Depths of Gloom
Letter: A Statement of Solidarity to Human Rights Defenders in the Philippines
The Problem With Consent in Movies
Reclaiming Remembrance Day
Editorial: Decriminalization in Canada
Medical Grave Robbing
Human Trafficking, Modern Day Slavery in South Africa
Reframing the Stereotype of the Angry Black Woman
A Concordia Student Describes Her Experiences Growing Up Racialized in Montreal
Erasing Tragedy: Black History and the Death of Fredy Villanueva
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Editorial: Students Belong in Concordia’s Highest Decision-Making Bodies
Concordia’s Senate and Board of Governors Are Lacking Student Representation
Student representation is an integral part of the university, yet fewer students are a part of Concordia’s governing bodies
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What’s the Stress? It’s Just a Plant
Here’s Hoping We See the End of The Stereotyping of Pot Users
For too long, marijuana smokers were attached to the stereotypical stoner image.
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Editorial: With Legalization Coming, We Should Be Questioning Who It Benefits
Legalization Benefits Higher Classes, While the Incarcerated Remain Imprisoned
Legalization should benefit everyone.
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Elections 2018: Well, This Stinks
Legault’s Election Makes Me Embarrassed
Like a lot of people, I’m not happy.
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How Doug Ford Can Be Above Canadians’ Fundamental Rights
What The Notwithstanding Clause Means for Canadians As a Whole
A whole section that can overrule a humans’ freedom goes against the whole point of having a Charter.
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Editorial: The New Provincial Government Has a Bad Track Record With Minorities
The CAQ Doesn’t Care About Indigenous Peoples and Uses Divisive Policies
Indigenous rights were largely ignored during the provincial elections that just passed.
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Sex Ed(itorial): LGBTQ+ Students Need Inclusive Sex Ed
Leaving Queer Topics Out of Sex Ed Can Have Dangerous Consequences
Sex ed provides the structure around sexuality, one of the most vulnerable things about being human, both physically and emotionally.
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Editorial: We Are Not a Voice for the Voiceless
We are a platform for voices that are often unheard, underrepresented and undermined.
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Don’t @ Me: I Tried to Write a Masters-Level-Thesis About Construction Cones and Failed
Our city is littered with cones that attack us from every corner.
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Why Are Cops Allowed to Wear Political Symbols?
Like It or Not, “Blue Lives Matter’’ Flags Are a Political Statement
Thin Blue Line patches should be considered a political message, and put in question law enforcement’s neutrality.
