Opinions
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OpinionsIs International Exchange Changing Concordia Students?
While studying abroad might be a positive experience for a majority of university students, I believe there is a blatant lack of education concerning the disadvantaged and underprivileged on an international scale.
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OpinionsSocial Media in Times of Crisis
There was a man with arms outstretched, blindfolded, posed almost motionless against the brick of the Simons building. He stood still in the cold; next to him was a quickly written sign that read “Je suis Musulman. Si vous me faites confiance, faites-moi un calin.”
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OpinionsEditorial: We Need to Invest Money and Time Into Women’s Sports
So, 2015 has proven to be a big year for women in sports. But it could have been bigger.
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OpinionsEditorial: More Accountability, Fewer Cockroaches
Ask anyone in Montreal—they’ll have a story of a memorable landlord. From showing up unannounced, to asking for illegal security deposits, to clogging tenant toilets and raising hell over missed rent, landlords are the rulers of our domestic domains, and we, as renters, are subject to their will.
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OpinionsMy Way and the Highway (Code)
The Superior Court of Québec just struck down using article 500.1 to break up protests, on the basis of its unconstitutionality.
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OpinionsThe After- “Dream Life”
“I had the ‘dream life,’” Essena O’Neill says to her viewers with tearful eyes.
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OpinionsMental Squeeze
I didn’t have plans to kill myself when I walked into Concordia Health Services three weeks ago—but I was having difficulty coping with being alive.
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OpinionsNah’msayin
Imagine a sizzling, perfectly peppered piece of filet mignon—now top that off with some sautéed mushrooms and gravy. Mmm, an exciting prospect for a meat-loving omnivore.
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OpinionsA Dark Comedy and Photo Diary
Going to La Ronde is as Quebecois as tourtière, and although most of us have fond memories of the place, trust that you’re better off leaving it in the past.
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OpinionsMental Squeeze
We’ve turned back the clocks. Scarves and tuques are coming out of their back-of-the-closet hibernation.

