Special Issue

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  Nowhere Close

  Jane Gatensby – Published February 5, 2013

  When it comes to the funding aboriginal university students receive for their learning, Sahra Maclean has heard it all.

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  Life on Mars

  Andrew Brennan – Published December 4, 2012

  Touching down on Mars. Date: Aug. 6, 2012. 12:25 a.m. EDT.

  Right on time, at 12:32 a.m., came another tweet: “I’m safely on the surface of Mars. GALE CRATER I AM IN YOU!!!”

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  Virtual Fears

  Sam Slotnick – Published December 4, 2012

  From Soldiers to Spiders, Quebec Psychologists Are Pushing the Envelope When It Comes to Using Computers to Fix the Mind.

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  Reality++

  Colin Harris – Published December 4, 2012

  Concordia Researchers Are Exploring the Future-Morphing Possibilities of Augmented Reality Systems. Get Ready to Play an Eggplant Like It’s a Musical Instrument.

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  Flying Green

  Elysha del Giusto-Enos – Published December 4, 2012

  While ConU Aerospace Institute Seeks to Reduce Emissions, Air Canada Slowly Manoeuvres Toward Cleaner Skies

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  The Science & Technology Issue

  Clément Liu & Andrew Brennan – Published December 4, 2012

  We’ve built the means to destroy both ourselves and our environment—but now how do we use these tools to fix these vitally human problems?

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  Alt, Alt Energy

  Clément Liu – Published December 4, 2012

  And You Thought Corn Was Innovative. Here Are Hour New Forms of Energy That’ll Really Blow Your Mind. (One of Them Is a Floating Wind Farm.)

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  Concordia Starts Up

  Julia Wolfe – Published December 4, 2012

  Alan Shepard Wants to Bring Tech Culture to ConU, As Soon As He Figures Out What That Means.

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  Harvesting a Crisis

  Hilary Sinclair – Published December 4, 2012

  How Canada Can Address Its Farming Needs With Urban Agriculture

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  The Education Issue

  The Link – Published November 8, 2012

  Now that the dust has settled after the storm of student protests, the issue of accessibility has receded from the spotlight somewhat.