Opinions
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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.
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