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OpinionsSex Ed(itorial): Fluent in Fluidity
According to studies, women exhibit greater sexual fluidity than men.
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OpinionsEditorial: No innovation without compensation
Concordia’s drive for innovation, supported by government funding, necessitates a focus on equity and community care as the essence of true advancement.
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OpinionsEditorial: We got a bone to pick with tuition strike scabs
The tuition strike at Concordia University highlights the damaging impact of tuition hikes on students and the importance of collective action against governmental austerity, underscoring the need for solidarity in the face of administrative resistance and the fight for accessible education.
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OpinionsSex Ed(itorial): What’s your body count?
On TikTok, the discussion of “body counts” as a measure of sexual partners reflects a harmful obsession rooted in violence and domination, reinforcing gender stereotypes and insecurity among Gen Z.
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OpinionsSex Ed(itorial): The ideal gay body
The veneration and fetishization of twinks come at the expense of other bodies that do not fit the mold. So what does it mean for queer men who don’t have this body type?
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OpinionsDismantling digital misogyny
Celebrating women in STEM while devaluing the arts highlights the need for an education system that equally values STEM and SHAPE to ensure gender equity and balance in professional fields.
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OpinionsConcordia to invest in security innovation
Satire piece poking fun at Concordia’s pet therapy dog Newton and Campus Security.
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OpinionsUnity in Action
Hard picketing, or primary picketing, plays a pivotal role in the efficacy of student strikes against academic injustices, such as tuition increases.
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OpinionsDismantling systemic ableism in health research
An unheralded accessibility plan from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research is a step toward wider awareness of entrenched disability barriers.
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OpinionsWhere can we go to talk?
The lack of third spaces means that we get used to identifying ourselves only within our capacity to work, or rest and then prepare for work. It means that there are no places to just be.
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