Opinions
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Editorial
Nearing midlife you might start buying strange, unnecessary toys, like those big “C”s or that enormous neon sign that lights up the tunnel in Guy-Concordia Metro. You might get a car that raises some eyebrows, or try to reconcile with your estranged children.
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Food for Thought About Chartwells
The thing that no student plans for when they move to a new city is what to do when most of the food available to you is entirely unhealthy, incredibly expensive and for some, inedible.
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Make Time for Consent, ASFA
Despite past instances of sexual assault during the Arts and Science Federation of Associations Frosh Week, organizers of the event have said they will not be partaking in the Centre for Gender Advocacy’s…
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Editorial
As the student media, our role only matters if we can get the word out to students. Concordia has plans to make that a lot harder to do, and they’ve sprung it on us with only a month left before students return for the fall semester.
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Bike Laws in Need of Updating
Montreal cyclists may have noticed something new during their daily commute. The last few weeks have seen a massive increase in police presence along routes frequented by cyclists, and tickets…
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Editorial
There comes a time when large-scale acts of civil disobedience are necessary. That time is now.
In recent weeks, the City of Montreal and its police have violated the rights of hundreds of people by enforcing municipal bylaw P-6 to bring excessively violent ends to peaceful demonstrations in the city.
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Opinions
A Spectacle of Sexism
The National Women’s Show rolled into town recently, bringing with it the kind of old school sexism that dominated the 1950s.
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Opinions
Nah’msayin
Have you ever wondered how 20-something girls live? Care to come down the rabbit hole? Explore seven-and-a-half rooms of girly things sprawled out without care in an impromptu living-art performance, titled My Landlord is Selling the Apartment, now in its third month?