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  A Dark Comedy and Photo Diary

  Savannah Scott – Updated November 10, 2015 at 5:18am

  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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  Mental Squeeze

  Katya Teague – Updated November 10, 2015 at 5:13am

  We’ve turned back the clocks. Scarves and tuques are coming out of their back-of-the-closet hibernation.

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  Editorial: Everyday Feminism and You

  – Updated November 10, 2015 at 5:07am

  “Because it’s 2015.”

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  Restaurant? More Like Sex-taurant

  Savannah Scott – Updated November 10, 2015 at 5:00am

  Cara Operations Limited, a company which owns several restaurant chains across Canada, recently revised a new dress code following complaints from female staff that it was too revealing.

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  Nah’msayin?

  Carl Bindman – Updated November 10, 2015 at 4:49am

  Hey, winter. Listen, I have something to tell you and it’s, uh, important.

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  Silent Smoker Subculture

  David Easey – Updated November 10, 2015 at 4:40am

  Light slowly penetrates the curtains as fragments of dust glitter through the stagnant dry air, and I awaken from my heavy slumber. My thoughts for a few seconds are pure and innocent—then suddenly I remember, I need my fix. *

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  Body Dump

  Glowing Angel Blob – Updated November 10, 2015 at 4:08am

  Earlier this week, I had to endure one of the most traumatic and triggering experiences of my life at the hands of a local art collective called Fecal Matter.

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  Resisting Cuts In and Out of the Classroom

  – Updated November 3, 2015 at 8:43pm

  This autumn marks the beginning of yet another round in the fight against the Couillard government’s continuing budget cuts.

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  Editorial: Embracing the Human Side of the Anti-Austerity Movement

  The Link – Updated November 3, 2015 at 5:42am

  When you see anti-austerity banners in the Hall building, do you think of the many public sectors suffering from extreme budget cuts? Do you think of what austerity has done to doctors and subsequently, their patients, who cannot receive the same level of treatment as before?

  We don’t have a united front, and we’ve lost touch with the core of the movement.

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  Concordia’s BDS Week: The Right Approach?

  Thomas David-Bashore – Updated November 3, 2015 at 5:29am

  Though its bylaws and regulations allow it, the CSU should not be taking hard political stances on non-university issues, but should instead work to promote healthy dialogue on the subject among students. The following is a list of problems and potential solutions relating to the CSU’s approach to BDS week.