Montreal Comiccon set up shop in Palais des congrès on Friday for three full days of pure uninhibited geeking out.
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The PSSA president came under fire for an email sent to political science students the morning of March 6 stating that the association’s strike mandate, which had been voted on at a general assembly, was cancelled, one day before it was set to take effect.
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The PSSA president came under fire for an email sent to political science students the morning of March 6 stating that the PSSA strike mandate was cancelled, one day before it was set to take effect. Péloquin retracted the statement at around 9 p.m. that same day on the PSSA’s Facebook group page, calling the cancellation a “mistake” and maintaining that the PSSA will in fact be respecting the vote.
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Get on your hands and knees. Push your hips up towards the sky, straightening out your arms and legs as you coax your body into…
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Roughly 40 people have set up camp in the J.W. McConnell Library Building to take part in the week-long event organized by the Concordia Student Union. Students plan on staying overnight in the building’s first floor atrium until Friday. By day, the CSU is using the space to hold workshops geared towards social activism.
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Unlike the picket signs and loudly-chanted slogans that accompany most protests, the majority of the dialogue on the student occupation at McGill took place online.
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The initiative stems from the 2110 Centre for Gender Advocacy, but the goal is to get the university to provide both the space and funding for a sexual assault centre on campus. The campaign hopes to see better services, better sensitivity training for service providers and security personnel, and a 24-hour crisis hotline.
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With over 11,000 jammers in 48 participating countries, the International Game Developers Association’s (IGDA) Global Game Jam is the largest event of its kind. The MTL Game Jam saw well over 100 participants frantically designing and coding a total of 21 different games across three downtown sites.
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Fire (!) at the metro, CUTV vs. SOPA, Pencil, notebooks and mould, Faulty lamppost kills dog
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Tuition might be rising, but Quebec university students should count themselves lucky.
At this moment in Iran, hundreds of young adults are meeting in secret, travelling long distances and crowding in living rooms or kitchens—all for the chance to get a university degree. -
Student groups are responding after McGill’s administration announced that it will not be recognizing the results of the Students’ Society of McGill’s (SSMU) fall 2011 referendum because the wording of the questions were “unclear.”
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Board of Governors meetings to remain unfilmed, ASFA breaks rules to allow affiliations in upcoming elections
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