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Special Issue
Premier Morris Announces French Language Is Secure
Quebec Premier Polly Morris announced on Monday at a Westmount ice cream shop that the French language is thriving in the province.
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Hall Building Ceilings Lined With Cash, Not Asbestos
Concordia folklore has it that behind the ceiling tiles of our decrepit Hall Building lies enough asbestos to effectively wipe out all 40,000 Concordia students through debilitating respiratory illness.
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New CSU Campaign Seems Just Right
Inspired by the politically active climate they’re surrounded by, the Concordia Student Union launched a branding campaign that will encompass all of its activities: Idle All the Goddamn Time.
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Best of Montreal
Featuring the best of the Hall Building, the best Panhandling Sign and the best Place to Vomit!
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PRANKLINE
This week: Sex, drugs and a piss stain in the elevator!
Hello…? Is this thing on…? Peter? Can you hear me? Stupid thing. It’s Wormsworth. They took my precious. Damn kids… Stuck me away in a broom closet. I just want my monies back. Peter? Can you sign for my snacks? [CLICK!]
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Radical Libertarian CSU President Calls Do-Nothing Year “Unmitigated Success”
The Concordia Student Union spent an unprecedented two months this year without a president.
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CSU President Resigns Because Head Stuck in Honey Jar
Concordia Student Union President Lambert Woodsman resigned Monday afternoon after a particularly bad bout of “honey head.”
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SPVM’s New Rewards System
Looking for a bargain? The Societé de protection des vitrines de Montréal have you covered.
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Deranged ConU Lifer Hijacks Campus Media, Uses Student Funds to Finance East-End Media Empire
After months of bad press, public embarrassments and conspiracy theories, Community University Television went quiet.
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Students Flabbergasted by the Shocking Reality of CSU Council Meetings
Curious about all the hype surrounding the Concordia Student Union, one naive fine arts student decided to tune in to the live-stream of a regular council meeting.