Opinions
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Opinions
Turning the Male Gaze Inward
I can’t help but hesitate every time someone asks me what I study in school.
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Opinions
Editorial: The Place for Men in Feminism
It’s a sick, twisted logic that looks at sexual assault in a vacuum.
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Opinions
Editorial: Ménard Commission Sets a Dangerous Precedent
In the latest of a string of reminders of that not-so-long-ago student movement of 2012, the Ménard Commission began on Sept. 23.
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On the Wrong Track
The late bus home is a common experience for many party-goers, but in cities with a significant university student population, a few problems might emerge.
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Nah’msayin?
The average Canadian spends around 275 hours a year commuting, but if you’re a Concordia student that’s just your weekly commute.
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What’s A Picture Worth, Again?
In case you’ve ever wondered whether or not using someone’s photograph without their permission and without attributing it to them was stealing, let me clear that up for you right now.
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Editorial: What We Want Out of City Hall
If all those placard faces weren’t enough of a hint, it’s officially municipal election season in Quebec.
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Popping Bottles: It’s Over 9,000!
If recent allegations about a certain extravagant end-of-the-year party are true, last year’s CSU executives may have left us with one last lapse of judgment to marvel at.
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Nah’msayin?
If you commute on two wheels, you know you can’t help that judgmental feeling as you approach a Bixi rider…
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Opinions
The City Should Pay in Students’ Class Action Suit
The City of Montreal ought to pay what is being asked of them; they ought to give back to those who had their rights infringed upon so grievously by those who were supposed to be protecting them.