Special Issue

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  Special Issue

  Growing Up Gendered

  Simon Van Vliet – Published March 5, 2013

  Those who think of gender as something as simple as being born a girl or a boy and growing up to become a woman or a man should think again.

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  The Space Issue

  – Published February 20, 2013

  Space is somewhat of a vague topic. For many of us, the word calls to mind outer space. But what about space that’s closer to home? In our everyday lives…

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  Mapping the Main

  Elysha del Giusto-Enos – Published February 20, 2013

  St. Laurent Blvd. and its surroundings represent one of the most vivid and thriving cultural arteries in town.

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  The Cost of Space

  Jane Gatensby – Published February 20, 2013

  At first glance, it seems paradoxical: if Concordia University is so constantly plagued by budget troubles, where does it find the money to keep expanding?

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  Renewing Heritage Buildings

  Vivien Leung – Published February 20, 2013

  It’s easy to sneer at bars, restaurants and cafes with an “industrial edge.”

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  The Link’s Guide to Bookstores and Cafes

  Flora Hammond & Jane Gatensby – Published February 20, 2013

  Montreal in mid-February can seem like a dark, snowy hold you’ll never get out of.

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  Much More Than a City Park

  Elysha del Giusto-Enos – Published February 20, 2013

  That giant park that gave our city its name has a lot going on, but most people don’t know it’s more than just a mountain.

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  To Clarify the Confusion:

  Megan Dolski – Published February 5, 2013

  The word Indian is a legal term in Canada. As of a few weeks ago, non-status and Métis are now also considered Indians under the Constitutional Act of 1867.

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  Fixing the Cracks

  Adam Kovac – Published February 5, 2013

  What is a Canadian?

  No, seriously. Take a minute to think about that.

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  Clearing the Air for Dialogue

  Steve Bonspiel – Published February 5, 2013

  The words aboriginal, Native, Indian and First Nations come across as four-letter words.