Mixtape: Superbowl: #Winning vs. #FAIL
Last Sunday night, one group of fans was jubilant. The other felt the bitter pit of disappointment in…
Month: February 2012
116 posts
Editorial: Sexual assault centre at ConU was needed yesterday
Coordinators of a campaign to get a sexual assault crisis centre at Concordia continue to say that the…
The perils of working for tips
TORONTO (CUP) — While you’re sitting comfortably in a restaurant, the service will cross your mind. Maybe the…
Why science needs cheerleaders
WINNIPEG (CUP) — I graduated from the University of Manitoba’s computer science department in 2007. Despite what my…
A dangerous idea, a beautiful mind
Dynamite was originally intended for the industrious and innocent purpose of construction, but it was turned into a…
Shuttle bus route to experience changes
The St-Jacques Street exit of the westbound Ville-Marie Expressway will be closed until the beginning of September, and this could cause problems for Concordia’s shuttle bus, which had to change routes as of Feb. 6.
Skip the line with LEX-IT
“Pre-order, prepay, pickup—it is as easy as that!” explains Charles Azrak, recent Concordia finance graduate, about his latest…
How do you measure a year?
How do you measure the success of a literary anthology? Is it about profit? The amount of media attention…
The technology war has reached our bookstore, and Google won
Do you remember when companies stuck to what they did best? Google was a search engine, Amazon sold…
Quickspins + Retroview
Mark Lanegan Band – Blues Funeral (4AD; 2012) With his years as Screaming Trees’ leader and his heroin…
40 minutes or less
“Eeny, meeny, miny, moe” is as good a strategy as any for predicting the winners in the live…
Canadian Federation of Students demanding $1.8 million
Despite the vote which took place in 2009 at Concordia to discontinue the CSU’s membership in the CFS, the national organization has not recognized the results and still considers the university a member. The CSU has since refused to pay any further membership fees, which continue to rack up.