Opinions
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Opinions
McGill Needs to Think About More Than its Reputation in Sexual Assault Cases
A preliminary hearing is set to take place next month regarding three McGill University football players charged with sexual assault with a weapon and forcible confinement occurring in September 2011.
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Ageism Continues to Endure
Most age groups receive unfair treatment based on their age, and the fact that people are largely unaware of this treatment only exacerbates the situation.
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Editorial: Building a Safer Concordia
Concordia’s Sexual Assault Resource Centre opened on Nov. 11 after two years of campaigning by the Centre for Gender Advocacy. It offers much-needed services and represents a milestone in Concordia’s history.
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Editorial: Bylaw P-6 Does Not Maintain Order
Protesters waited until the eve of the municipal election to hold a march against bylaw P-6.
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Nah’msayin?
Let me just start off by saying that I’m one of those people who likes most, if not all, kinds of music.
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Statement on the Charter of Quebec Values by Students in the Joint Doctorate in Communications
The proposed Charter of Quebec Values continues to polarize Quebec society and marginalize religious minorities.
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A Step in the Right Direction
For some, hearing the words “Community University Television”—as it’s now known—or “CUTV” first brings to mind the abundance of footage produced by the station during the 2012 student strike.
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A Want for Nothing
When I first heard about minimalism, I imagined it to be a vacant, whitewashed apartment, whose inhabitant lived a deprived life of intentional have-nots.
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Editorial: Why We’re Voting for Projet Montréal
Bleary-eyed from covering the debates, talking to candidates and breaking down the issues, it’s a bit of a relief that the city will finally go to the polls on Sunday.