Opinions
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OpinionsA Manipulative Campaign
This week, Israeli Apartheid Week events will be mounted all across the city with participation from McGill University, the Université de Montreal and Concordia.
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OpinionsEditorial: The Cynical Path of Martine Desjardins
As the province prepares for yet another election, more names that made headlines during the Maple Spring have been announced to appear on the ballot.
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OpinionsNah’msayin?
Hey, STM: I have a hard enough time standing on my twiggy legs the other 99 per cent of the time.
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OpinionsYour Food, Your Money, Your Choice
In light of recent discussions about fee-levy reforms, it may come as a surprise to hear that one of the three petitions handed to the Concordia Student Union had to do with an immense recognition and appreciation for the progress and potential exhibited by campus fee-levy groups.
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OpinionsConfronting the Divide
More than 200 cities worldwide are participating in Israeli Apartheid Week 2014, which will feature conferences, workshops, film screenings and cultural events to raise awareness about the nature of Israel as an apartheid state.
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OpinionsEditorial: We Need Zero-Tolerance for Sexist Chants
Making light of sexually crude and explicit slurs only teaches people the mentality that it’s acceptable to joke about these topics in other contexts.
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OpinionsStronger Together
The whole point of a student union is that we’re more effective together in dealing with any number of issues that students care about universally, from campus sustainability to student poverty to ensuring a quality learning institution.
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OpinionsNah’msayin?
My friends, it’s time to keep that toonie “rrrolling”: Tim Horton’s Roll Up the Rim is back—and that means it’s time to get down to business.*
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OpinionsNo Remuneration Without Representation
Concordians need to remember that JMSB students are not the stereotypes certain people are trying to make them out to be. JMSB students pay significantly more than every other student at Concordia.
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OpinionsEditorial: All for None, None for All
How much will individual students gain in deciding to stop funding the organizations? In most cases a few cents per credit—the annual total less than a cup of coffee at Café X.
