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OpinionsEditorial
Once again, the all-seeing eye of the media is focused on Concordia. Unfortunately, the theme of today’s programming is a familiar one for the school: dysfunction.
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Open Letter to Peter Kruyt
In light of the unexplained and arbitrary dismissal of Concordia University president Judith Woodsworth, we the undersigned members of the Concordia community demand a thorough and public review of the governing structures of Concordia University, with particular attention to the constitution and the powers of the Board of Governors.
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OpinionsNah’msayin?
Okay, someone’s got to ask what everyone is thinking: what the hell are we all doing here? It’s January 3rd! Why are we back in school already?
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Editorial
The fall semester claimed a final victim before students returned to university this week, clearing out the last of Concordia’s big names.First Kathy Assayag, the fundraising whiz, departed under a cloud.
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OpinionsSafe Injection Sites: Aiding Addiction In What Way?
Say what you will about the safe injection site slated to open in Montreal next summer—with or without the approval of the provincial government
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OpinionsSex and Pancakes
Dear Melissa,
Men’s ejaculate taste varies based on the diet, right? Does the same apply to women’s fluid?
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OpinionsLittle Mosque in the City
Everybody knows honesty is the way to a reader’s heart; so to be honest, when I noticed that the Society for Arts and Technology nightclub’s new dome renovations resembled—too closely for it to be a coincidence—the neighbouring Al-Ummah Mosque’s design, my first reaction was to ignite disapproval among Montrealers against the club’s revamped exterior.
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OpinionsEditorial
Last week, for the second time in less than a year, a clear majority of Concordia students voted no.
No to real estate decisions made without student input. No to speeding up the process on a long term, potentially volatile and unprecedented commercial contract. No to increasing fees to fund a $50 million stab at student space. -
OpinionsWikiLeaks Unleashes ‘Cablegate’
After almost a weekend of international political nailbiting, the quarter-million-document “Cablegate” dump has finally been published, bringing to the surface a plethora of nauseating international political realities.
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CSU Councillor Speaks Out Against Student Union Building
Students will be voting on increasing the fee to the Student Centre Project from Nov. 23-25. As a civic responsibility, it is imperative that all students vote and have a say as to whether they want to make this a reality now or in the unforeseeable future.
