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Opinions
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OpinionsEditorial
This has not been a great year for Concordia. Our school spent huge bags of money firing administrators—so much money that even the notoriously corrupt Quebec government accused Concordia of financial mismanagement and slapped the school with a $2 million fine.
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OpinionsBleu, Blanc, Maroon and Gold?
At first glance, there isn’t much Concordia University and the Montreal Canadiens have in common, except perhaps their proximity to Lucien-L’Allier Metro.
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OpinionsFather Doesn’t Know Best
In the perverse macrocosm of “father knows best” that is our culture, we keep listening to the black-suited bureaucrats. In theory, their credentials and experience guide policy-making, but realistically, private interests rule the roost. The United States’ economic collapse came about because of a number of factors, not least of which is the unquestionable belief in power of logos and business models.
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OpinionsSex & Pancakes
_I have been in a relationship with my boyfriend for a year. We have great sex; I feel comfortable and love having intercourse with him. He is extremely gentle and tender with me.
But, sometimes I don’t like oral sex. Most of the time if he tries to go down on me I feel uncomfortable and nervous to the point where I feel I might cry. -
OpinionsVisible INC
You’d be hard-pressed to find someone at Concordia who hasn’t been affected by our four-week-long engagement with the strike in
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OpinionsHeard in the Street
We took to the streets on the March 22 Day of Action to ask students why exactly it’s worth it to fight tuition hikes.
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OpinionsNah’msayin?
Maybe it’s because I’ve been listening to too much Nost-orious D.A.M.U.S. lately, but I can’t help but start to worry about the future—specifically, the future of the weather.
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OpinionsThe Tofu of Canada
Students are being so selfish. They are standing in the way of something so beautiful—Quebec becoming more like the rest of Canada.
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OpinionsEditorial
We had planned to write this editorial about Thursday’s Day of Action, where a historic number of students marched in the streets to voice their anger over the impending 75 per cent increase in tuition fees for Quebec undergrads.
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OpinionsCreatively Engaged
The hardest assignment you can be given at Concordia right now is finding ways to keep students who are on the fence about a strike engaged and involved in the cause.
