Special Issue

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  Loyola 101

  Bianca Gazischi – Published September 2, 2014

  Whether it’s your first year in university or just your first class at Loyola, finding yourself on a new campus can be a bit overwhelming. The Loyola campus often gives students the impression that they’re somewhere in the middle of nowhere.

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  Where to Get Your Grub On

  The Link – Published September 2, 2014

  Patati Patata is the stuff legends are made of. Dirt cheap and wonderful, this tiny spot serves up great fries, great BLTs, great fish burgers—come to think of it, everything they serve is pretty great. An average menu item will only set you back a few dollars, so feel free to order everything that tickles your fancy.

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  Finding Diamonds in the Rough

  Noelle Didierjean – Published September 2, 2014

  For those who prefer to avoid the touristy crowds of Ste. Catherine St., with its impersonal fast fashion and shoddy quality, secondhand stores can be a godsend.

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  Cycle City

  Erin Sparks – Published September 2, 2014

  In a city where metro shutdowns and painfully long lines for the 105 bus are seemingly constant problems, sometimes the fastest (and most enjoyable) way to get where you’re going is on two wheels. Whether you’re cycling just for the heck of it, or using it as your main means of transportation, Montreal is a great place to experience by bike.

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  Concordia Resources

  Brandon Johnston – Published September 2, 2014

  Places that can help you get through the year intact.

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  Get On Up, Get Into It, Get Involved

  Julian McKenzie – Published September 2, 2014

  Concordia University is not only a place where you can sharpen your mind, but also where you can improve your body and get active. Whether it’s through the gym or an intramural league, Concordia has what you need to get yourself going during the school year. But act quickly, spots for these places are filling up fast!

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  A Guide to Montreal Nightlife

  Leigha Vegh & Verity Stevenson & Athina Lugez – Published September 2, 2014

  We’ve picked some of the best places to hang, dance and drink in the city. Though there are many more that we couldn’t fit in one article, this guide should set you up for a few weeks of fun weekends.

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  #Quixotedoesthings

  STU DUBROVSKY – Published April 1, 2014

  It was the best of beards, it was the worst of beards.

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  Sun News Network Host Ezra Levant Bedridden After “Anti-Earth Day” Publicity Stunt

  Fred Friend – Published April 1, 2014

  Sun News Network star Ezra Levant has fallen violently ill and is expected to be bedridden for “decades” after literally eating his own words, according to the chief gastroenterologist at Toronto’s St. George Hospital.

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  ‘Voting is Lame’

  Arnold Subcard – Published April 1, 2014

  “I’m hoping we can make voting cool by saying it’s lame. It’s what all the kids are doing.”