Opinions

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  Art in Danger

  Mat Barrot – Published January 18, 2011

  Graffiti had nothing to do with the deaths of Mitchel Bracken-Guenet, Dylan Ford and Ricardo Conesa, but that’s not what the media and Montreal police say.

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  Nah’msayin?

  Buck Nasty – Published January 18, 2011

  Hey M. Night Shyamalan, I just thought of the perfect career shift for you.

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  Editorial

  Clay Hemmerich – Published January 18, 2011

  With the exception of Concordia’s Alumni Association and a handful of other student representatives, the entire Concordia community condemned the process by which our former president has been dismissed.

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  White Obsession

  Clay Hemmerich – Published January 11, 2011

  BANGKOK, THAILAND—Westerners on vacation in Thailand usually get stoked on laying out in the sand at tropical island beaches and getting a sexy tan.

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  Something in the Water

  Andrew Hamilton – Published January 11, 2011

  I’m sure we have all heard some conspiracy theory nut talking about the fluoride in the water blocking our chakra paths and all sorts of mumbo jumbo

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  Know your board

  Julia Wolfe – Published January 11, 2011

  Concordia’s board of governors, the university’s highest governing body, is composed of 40 individuals drawn from the school and the community around it.

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  Consequences of BOG’s Actions

  Dr Lucie Lecien – Published January 11, 2011

  The sudden and unexplained departure of the president of the University has left the Concordia community stunned and shocked.

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  Students Don’t Benefit from Merit-Based Teaching

  Adam Kovac – Published January 11, 2011

  The principles of the free market can be handy. The invisible hand makes sure we’re not paying a few hundred bucks for something small

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  Nah’msayin?

  Christopher Olson – Published January 11, 2011

  People need to stop using “luck” to mean its exact opposite.

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  Editorial

  Diego Pelaez Gaetz – Published January 11, 2011

  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.