Opinions
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OpinionsThe CSU Needs a New Way of Representing You
As it stands, the CSU relies on the active participation of students on its council of representatives, the personal contacts and networks of both executives and councillors and the results of elections and referenda that rarely break 10 per cent student participation to get its mandates and positions.
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OpinionsEditorial: United Against the Charter
Though it took them a while to get it off the ground, the administration has done an excellent job of standing up for Concordia’s values.
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OpinionsNah’msayin?
I’m considering abandoning my lease, or at least registering for eConcordia and contently doing all my class hours aboard this dream vessel.
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OpinionsEnding the ‘Boycott’
During the 2012 student strike the word “boycott” was thrown around by those opposing it, in contrast to those who saw the legitimacy of student action and referred to it as a strike.
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OpinionsConned by the Moratorium
In theory, the drastic decreases in rentable units in areas like La Petite-Patrie should not exist, as Montreal has had a condo moratorium in place since 1975.
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OpinionsEditorial: Were We Just Marois’ Pawns?
One year after forming a government in an election triggered by tuition protests, the Parti Québécois has launched a debate just as polarizing—if not more so.
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OpinionsNah’msayin?
I would’ve started this article way earlier if not for the snooze button on my alarm clock.
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OpinionsEditorial: No Hive? No Surprise
While having the Hive as their legacy would be impressive, given everything else the CSU has on its plate, it simply doesn’t seem realistic nor wise to strive for yet another massive undertaking.
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OpinionsNah’msayin?
I love the outdoors as much as the next person, but this means that every time I leave my apartment I have to face my own Public Enemy No. 1: the sidewalk. Or, more specifically, the absence of salt on this skating rink you call a sidewalk.
