Opinions
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Opinions
Graduating Students to Inherit Harsh Economy
So far, our generation has had it pretty easy. We have been relatively untouched by the negative effects of the recent recession and conventional wisdom has it that we should be finishing our studies at the perfect time, entering the job market just as a recovering economy begins to pick up steam. But three years later, at the start of another school year, that “perfect time” might not be as ideal as it once seemed.
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Concordia Receives Donation for Israeli Studies Institute
When Concordia University’s faculty council voted to create the Azrieli Institute of Israeli Studies on May 17, they effectively strengthened links between the university and Israel, a state in constant breach of international law.
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Campaigning on Econo-phobia
There’s nothing like pandering to the fear of the unknown. The Conservatives knew what they were selling in these elections, and did a fantastic job selling it.
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Oliver’s All Over It
Does Oliver Cohen’s contestation ruling that ousted the entire newly elected CSU deserve a slap on the back or a slap in the face? My metaphoric hand is yet to be reddened by either of those gestures because I can’t decide if he’s a martyr or just plain silly.
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Cohen’s Concordia
As a Concordia student, Action’s antics, abysmal performance at election debates and blatant post-campaigning inspired embarrassment.However, after reading the regulations that Chief Electoral Officer Oliver Cohen determined were breached, it seems that Your Concordia did not run a perfectly clean campaign either.
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Earth Day 2011
April is Earth Month, and next week on April 22, the world will be celebrating Earth Day for the forty-first time.
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Don’t Let Them Win
The upcoming federal election on May 2 will be, for many Concordia undergrads, the first election in which they will be able to cast a vote.
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This Needs to Stop
If someone were to tell you that your university maintains bilateral links with an academic institution involved in colonization
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At Least You’re Not From Ontario
Give me a break. That’s what students across Quebec have been telling the provincial government about tuition fees.