Opinions

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  Editorial

  The Link – Published January 29, 2013

  The year 2015 can’t come soon enough. Since 2009, Concordia’s graduate and undergraduate student unions have been fighting to escape the dastardly clutches of Canada’s largest student lobby group: the Canadian Federation of Students.

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  Nah’msayin?

  Katie McGroarty – Published January 28, 2013

  Something fishy is going on in the hallways of Concordia.

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  Locking Roddick Gates

  Pierre Chauvin – Published January 28, 2013

  McGill University’s decision to ask for special powers regarding Access to Information requests filed by some McGill students and reporters from The McGill Daily and The Link has been covered extensively. But a more general discussion about the usefulness of ATI requests has been missing.

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  TRAC Deserves R-E-S-P-E-C-T

  Robert Sonin – Published January 28, 2013

  It’s difficult to jump right into an op-ed about the teaching assistants and research assistants’ collective bargaining at Concordia.

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  Salvaging the White Elephant

  Milène Ortenberg – Updated January 24, 2013 at 4:36pm

  Îlot Voyageur is a classic example of a white elephant. The money ran out and the whole thing became more trouble than it was worth. Stranded like a beached whale, it’s large, idle and has a price tag that would make your grandmother blush.

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  Nah’msayin?

  Alex Manley – Published January 21, 2013

  They’re a sort of time-travelling RoboCop of the classroom. They fear not the social codes that keep the rest of us strictly bound. They boldly speak where no twenty-something has dared to speak before. Yes, I’m talking about over-talkative mature students.

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  Editorial

  The Link – Published January 21, 2013

  Say yes to the press. Starting tomorrow, McGill students will be asked to vote to keep The McGill Daily and its French counterpart Le Délit alive.

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  Rape Culture in Our Own Backyards

  Laura Marchand – Published January 21, 2013

  Concordia students are not known for their apathy. Generally, we choose to take a stand.

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  Standing Up for Students

  Ian Stobber – Published January 15, 2013

  Over the years, Concordia University has developed a knack for finding its name in headlines and articles loaded with words like “corruption,” “mismanagement” and “controversy.”

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  Editorial

  The Link – Published January 15, 2013

  A few councillors have complained that we are not covering the Concordia Student Union enough. It’s not our job to make the council newsworthy, but they probably have a point.