Courtesy is a waste of time
It’s always refreshing when a piece of theatre takes a new twist on a classic form. Sometimes called a…
Mixtape: Nineties vs. Now – Party Anthems
In the past decade, there has been one thing that has remained constant in my life: there’s nothing…
That’s just the truth about lying
The notion of reality has been questioned by everyone, through nearly every medium in history. From Descartes’ musings…
Concordia Senate passes academic plan
Concordia’s five-year academic plan was passed in a secret ballot held during a divisive senate meeting last Friday afternoon.
Despite being rejected unanimously in a symbolic motion by the CSU council last week, the revised 2011-2016 academic plan was adopted in a vote of 26 to 19.
Tension ran high as the students who sit on senate wanted to delay the plan until next year. CSU president Lex Gill voiced her concerns about rushing the multi-million dollar plan being put into motion without the endorsement of the students.
Second period gale gets Stinger win over Queen’s
Concordia improved its record to 5-1 at home over the weekend with a 6-1 win against the Queen’s…
Do you know the cupcake man?
Try a Tiny bite of heaven Why does a man who makes a comfortable living doing public relations…
‘Heel’ your fabulous feet
Every woman loves a man that heightens her, supports her, and makes her look good. If we’re lucky,…
Quickspins + Retro Review
Surfer Blood – Tarot Classics [EP] (Kanine; 2011) After the major success of their debut album, Astro Coast,…
Testy emails exchanged over nullification of CEO’s appointment
Discontent over the judicial board’s decision to nullify chief electoral officer Bram Goldstein’s appointment spilled over into a back-and-forth email exchange on Sunday and Monday.
Music in the News
The Dracula kind or the Twilight kind? Pete Townshend, guitarist for classic rock band The Who, has called…
Students vote to strike on Nov. 10
Graduate students and arts and science undergraduates voted in favour of an academic strike mandate for Nov. 10, the day of the province-wide protest against tuition hikes, at a special general meeting held last Thursday.