Opinions
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OpinionsGhosting is not okay
It’s easier to ghost now than ever before—and the practice isn’t limited to romantic relationships. With increasing access to social media apps and mobile phones, anyone can just leave a text message on “read.”
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OpinionsLysol vs. vinegar: The ideological warfare in our kitchen
I live in a queer housing collective of eight people, which was recently embroiled in ideological warfare—all surrounding Lysol and vinegar.
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OpinionsEditorial: Practicing what we preach
The Link has been advocating for better working conditions and fair pay for better advocacy journalism. In order to fight for those things, The Link will be on the CSU and GSA ballot for a fee levy increase.
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OpinionsASFA and ableism: An unsurprising pairing
As a student group, ASFA should prioritize accessibility and safety of its members. Repeated transgressions have proved otherwise.
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OpinionsBarbieland and patriarchy: an emotional crossover
Barbie: beyond the surface level of the doll. Feminism, misogyny, and consumerism.
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OpinionsThe ACSD needs to provide advocacy
As a student with autism, I realized how inadequate the university services such as the Concordia’s Access Centre could be for students with disabilities.
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Editorial: Campus Critical
Concordia’s administration needs to be held accountable. Despite claiming the title of innovative institution, the university has fallen short in making students feel safe and taking responsibility for its actions, which affect tens of thousands of individuals per year.
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OpinionsThe Met Gala: Karl Lagerfeld, Line of Turning a Blind Eye
Putting Karl Lagerfeld on a pedestal for millions of viewers to admire should have consequences.
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OpinionsThe Ethics of Thrift Store Reselling
As the cost of living increases, thrifting has become more popular. Some people are taking their finds and reselling them on their own and pocketing the profits, even if that means leaving others without affordable clothing options.
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OpinionsNazar is Not a Fashion Statement
The nazar bead, more commonly known as the evil-eye, is often worn as an amulet, but there is more to the concept of nazar than an eye-shaped blue-white glass bead
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