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Opinions
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OpinionsToo Quick to Condemn
In response to Seila Rizvic’s recent opinion piece “Turning the Male Gaze Inward: Where do Men Fit into the Discussions of Gender?” [Vol. 34, Iss. 7], I would like to address certain issues.
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OpinionsEditorial: Rules Aren’t Made to be Broken
At last week’s Concordia Student Union council meeting, some tension surfaced within the executive.
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OpinionsNah’msayin?
A salad has green things in it. A salad has vegetables. A salad does not consist of cold pasta and mayonnaise.
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OpinionsExcuses Get Us Nowhere
Four years ago, while I was still living in Montreal North—an area scarred by media portrayal as a dangerous place—I was stalked for almost an entire month.
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OpinionsConcordia’s Charbonneau Connection
Despite allegations of corruption against Genivar, the university has continued to include them in its construction projects.
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OpinionsTurning the Male Gaze Inward
I can’t help but hesitate every time someone asks me what I study in school.
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OpinionsEditorial: The Place for Men in Feminism
It’s a sick, twisted logic that looks at sexual assault in a vacuum.
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OpinionsEditorial: 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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OpinionsOn 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.
