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OpinionsSex and Pancakes
My boyfriend and I experiment with other people often. Usually it goes well and it’s just a fun time. Recently, though
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OpinionsHeard in the Hall
This week, the CSU officially said “no” to the Faubourg Ste-Catherine as the official site of the student centre. Now that negotiations on the contract have been put on hold, our union has over $8 million to spend on student space downtown.
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OpinionsNah’msayin?
If you don’t think that the 30-second commute from the EV Building to the Hall Building is a dangerous one, let me tell you something: you’re wrong.
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OpinionsToo Much at Stake to Shut Students Out of Meetings
The Board of Governors meeting on Sept. 28 was a disaster.
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OpinionsWe’re Done Too
Our cover this week is a direct quote from Peter Kruyt, the Chair of Concordia’s Board of Governors, which is the highest governing body at the university.
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OpinionsCommunity Building
Student space has been a contentious issue at Concordia for over a decade.
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OpinionsNot In Good Taste
Considering someone’s race or gender when setting their tuition amount seems ridiculous—almost as ridiculous as charging white people more than black people for cupcakes at a bake sale.
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OpinionsEditorial
Concordia’s Board of Governors seems to think they’re stuck in some sort of 28 Days Later scenario. I think they picture a Concordia campus void of students; building after building empty, wind whistling through unoccupied desks, blackboards gathering dust.
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OpinionsNah’msayin?
Normally when you enter a coffee shop and order a medium coffee, the employee behind the counter reacts by saying “Sure” and proceeds to pour a medium amount of coffee into a medium-sized cup. However, if you walk into a Starbucks franchise with the exact same request, a slightly different scene unfolds.
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OpinionsThe Numbers Aren’t Adding Up
The current Board of Governors would do well to enroll in an elementary math class before deciding to mess with undergraduates’ representation and membership.
