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Aside from being the obvious combination of the words "local" and "delicious," Localicious is a local sustainable food campaign organized by the World Wildlife Fund as part of a series of global initiatives encouraging people to reduce their individual footprint and conquer global warming.

Open for Business

University and government dignitaries gathered downtown last Tuesday morning to celebrate the official opening of Concordia's new building that will house the John Molson School of Business. The 15-storey building also includes two underground levels, and will eventually accommodate almost 8,000 students.

Letters to the Editor

re: Students want out of CFS (Sept. 22) As the President of the Canadian Federation of Students-Quebec, I have been made aware of petitions circulating at all four of the CFS-Quebec member associations - these petitions are designed to initiate the process of leaving the CFS at these schools.

A Guide to Ouch: What To Do When You’re Injured

A very wise teammate of mine recently picked my pouting chin up off the floor by stating some of the wisest words I had ever heard: there are only two different kinds of athletes; ones that are injured, and ones that are about to be injured. As a current hurtin' swampdog, nothing sucks more than being forced to sit out while your teammates carry on getting better, faster, stronger and you're on the physiotherapist's table getting your IT band released.

Quick Spins

Acres and Acres - All Nations (Killbeat Music; 2009) 4.5/10 This East Coast collaboration falls short of quality folk. Despite the requisite harmonica and a solid musical base, Kris Pope and Dave Scholten of Acres and Acres can't compete with Neil Young. The album contains stripped down songs, designed by Pope and Scholten to showcase the stories they want to tell.

Meet a candidate:

Susan Clarke, a candidate for the Loyola district city council seat, said she hasn't figured out how to go about engaging university students in Montreal's civic election taking place Nov. 1. Clarke, who is standing with Mayor Gérald Tremblay's Union Montreal party, is seeking public office for the first time.

Michael Moore is no Hero

SASKATOON (CUP) - As if 2009 wasn't already a rough year for capitalism, Michael Moore has set his sights on our venerated economic system. In his latest film, Capitalism: A Love Story, Moore uses the current financial fallout as the backdrop for his attack on the economic system that brought the world to its knees almost exactly one year ago, as well as the culture and politics that have allowed for greed to be the ruling currency of our age.

Stingers this month

Tuesday, Sep 29 8:00 pm Women's Rugby vs. McGill (Kelly-Ann Drummond Cup) Wednesday, Sep 30 7:15 pm Men's Hockey @ UQTR Thursday, Oct 01 7:30 pm Baseball @ McGill Friday, Oct 02 6:30 pm Women's Rugby vs. Ottawa Friday, Oct 02 6:30 pm Women's Soccer @ UQAM Friday, Oct 02 7:00 pm Men's Basketball @ Queen's Friday, Oct 02 8:30 pm Men's Soccer @ UQAM Saturday, Oct 03 1:00 pm Men's Basketball @ St.

Exploring the Golden Isles

After two name changes, countless shows, and one appearance at Pop Montreal last year, Montreal's Golden Isles lie just on the horizon, waiting to be discovered. The self-described "golden brothers" that make up Golden Isles are Kyle Salhany, Richard Wenger, Jonny Knowles, Matthew Salaciak, Emmanuel Thibau, and Adam Feingold.

CURE gives Concordia an academic edge

Concordia students learned last week how to take their studies out of the classroom and turn them into a working experience with a non-profit organization. Community University Research Exchange, hosted a social event to help inform and guide students interested in pursuing research in the community.

Iron Frau wins renewed mandate

Germany's political right scored a major victory in Germany's general election this Sunday. Angela Merkel, Germany's first-ever female Chancellor and leader of Christian Democratic Union, won a new mandate as the German electorate shifted further to the right.

Men’s rugby team remains undefeated

Concordia's men's rugby team prevailed 29-10 over the Sherbrooke Vert et Or on Friday night to bring their record to 3-0. Sherbrooke started their game sluggish and slow and Concordia did not hesitate to capitalize on their poor offensive co-ordination to steal the ball away.