Opinions

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  Forcing the Hand of Council

  Gonzo Nieto – Published March 5, 2013

  On Feb. 13, following the resignation of the CSU president several days earlier, council met to appoint a new president.

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  Concordia Should Reboot Its E-Learning Strategy

  Julia Wolfe – Published March 5, 2013

  There’s been a lot of talk this year about online learning at Concordia. Board of Governors and Senate meetings keep circling the subject.

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  Editorial

  The Link – Published February 26, 2013

  The Concordia Student Union’s executives have lost their marbles.

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  Invisible Minorities?

  Michelle Pucci – Published February 26, 2013

  When Myriam Tardif, Rushdia Mehreen and Beatriz Munoz recently resigned from the Association pour une solidarité syndicale étudiante, they made sure everyone knew it was because of their minority statuses.

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  A Response to Concordia President Alan Shepard

  Audrey Dahl – Published February 26, 2013

  Concordia president Alan Shepard recently wrote a piece for The Globe and Mail titled “Let’s look at Quebec tuition fees–and create opportunities for all.” Great title! I agree, let’s look at tuition fees and create opportunities for all.

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  Nah’msayin?

  Randy Pinsky – Published February 26, 2013

  Remember the good ol’ days, when phone calls cost just a quarter, when people listened to Walkmans and nobody loled? While you’re going down memory lane, remember when printers (wait for it…) actually printed?

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  Nah’msayin?

  Andrew Brennan – Published February 12, 2013

  I’ve never understood birthdays.

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  Don’t Disable Our Access, ConU

  Erika Couto – Published February 12, 2013

  While I can never really forget that I have rheumatoid arthritis, the winter serves as an extra-special reminder of the fact that I have to do things a little differently than most people.

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  Editorial

  The Link – Published February 12, 2013

  Laforest’s presidency was, in some ways, already over before he resigned. Even if he had stayed on, we sincerely doubt he would have turned around what has been at best a series of unfinished projects. His legacy, mono or not, may be a series of mistakes for future presidents to avoid, rather than successes to emulate.

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  The Link – Published February 5, 2013

  When it comes to changing our reputation, making this university a place where people want to work is just as important as is making it a place where people want to learn. In fact, they’re sort of the same thing.