Opinions
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Opinions
Remembering Concordia’s Computer Riot
Feb. 11 will mark the 50-year-anniversary of the Computer Riot, the sit-in against discrimination that escalated, for reasons that still are not clear, into the destruction of the Hall Building computer labs.
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Editorial: Situating Ourselves, Choosing Sides
At The Link, we stand unequivocally with the people in our school, our city, and everywhere in the world who work to improve the lives of the most marginalized.
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Schools Victim-Blame Survivors
Despite repeated accusations that Concordia does not take reports of sexual harassment seriously, it’s task force has washed it’s hands of any responsibility.
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The Order of Grey Nuns Facilitated Child Kidnappings
In the 1930s the Grey Nuns hid execrable secrets behind its charitable facade.
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How Toxic Masculinity Affects Sexual Assault Survivors
I wish I could say in 2018, people adhere to the notion that maybe men do get raped, just as women do, but I can’t.
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Where Does Your Recycling Go?
Imagine you are a magazine, the latest issue of The Link, for example. You’re being read by your real-life crush. They ogle at your beautiful header and impressive body paragraphs. After your encounter, they drop you off at your new home, the recycling bin.
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The Link’s Editorial Endorsements Since 1980
What we do as journalists comes from a sense of duty to keep the communities around us informed about one another.
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The Problem With Today’s “Body Positivity”
A woman will always be too fat, too curvy, too skinny, and as long as the diet and beauty industry thrives, society will never fully allow women to feel like they’re perfect just the way they are.
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Nahm’sayin? Kombucha is a Waste of Time, Money, and Taste Buds
Nobody warned me kombucha is fizzy.