Opinions

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  Old Age Insecurity

  Hilary Sinclair – Published February 6, 2012

  In 1959, Canada welcomed 461,703 little bundles of joy into the world. This was our country’s biggest baby boom and, given declining birth rates, will probably hold down its place in the record books until the end of time.

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  The Man Pill

  Laura Beeston – Published February 6, 2012

  I have a serious question for the males out there who could, theoretically, impregnate their sexual partners: How many of you would actually take a shot to the scrotum, or an ultrasound to the nuts, in order to assume contraceptive control of your sexual relationship?

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  CSU’s Anti-Hike Campaign Will Do More Harm Than Good

  Alex Woznica – Published January 31, 2012

  The Concordia Student Union is fighting a losing battle against tuition hikes with an irresponsible approach that is likely to do more harm than good.

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  Gag Order

  Julian Ward – Published January 31, 2012

  The student-led movement against tuition hikes in Quebec is set to take a turn that is both hypocritical and quasi-fascist.

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  Nah’msayin?

  Adam Kovac – Published January 31, 2012

  As I’m sure my legions of fans at Concordia have noticed, my byline has been absent from this fine publication for a few weeks now.

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  Editorial

  Laura Beeston – Published January 31, 2012

  I’m not quite sure who brought it up, but there’s a concept from the Student Council meeting last Wednesday that really stuck with me.

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  Heard in the Hall

  Sanaz Sunnie Hassanpour – Published January 31, 2012

  In keeping with our special sustainability issue, we asked students what further initiatives do they think ConU could take to be more sustainable?­

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  Soccer Impact Yet to Be Seen

  David Murphy – Published January 31, 2012

  On Mar. 3 the Montreal Impact will play a historic first match against cross-nation rivals, the Vancouver Whitecaps.

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  Sex & Pancakes

  Melissa Fuller – Published January 31, 2012

  It’s official: the green movement has reached the bedroom. It’s no secret that being green has become a real concern, but you can tell people are taking it really seriously when the sex industry gets on board.

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  Protest For Your Digital Rights

  Nadim Kobeissi – Published January 31, 2012

  Threats against Internet freedom and digital rights aren’t new, but the Internet blackout that happened a couple of weeks ago was. Now, however, the threat is moving closer to home—to Canada.