Brouhaha: for the refined beer drinker and them alone
Broue Pub Brouhaha is a rarity in this city. It’s the type of bar that doesn’t try to…
Who wants to be a CEO?
The Arts and Science Federation of Associations is searching for candidates to act as chief electoral officer in their next general election, but the controversy surrounding the resignation of their previous CEO has left students feeling hesitant to step up to the plate.
Don’t worry, eat happy at Zero8
Food kills, and no, I’m not talking about contaminating bacteria or choking on a chicken wing. For those…
Thoughts on the protest
“I think it’s a good idea to show just how much students are against the increase in tuition, but in the long run I don’t think it will do anything. If tuition does go up, I don’t know if I’ll be able to afford to continue to go to school here. If I do continue after the tuition hike I’ll barely be able to pay.” - Sara Garden, art history student at Concordia
Stingers go down in defensive struggle
Despite a solid effort by the Concordia Stingers, the women’s hockey team fell 2-1 to the Université de…
Nation in brief, Nov. 15
And boom goes the wedding When a Nova Scotia couple’s wedding plans went up in flames, they soldiered…
Stingers make statement in season opener
Even though it was just the first game of the regular season, the Concordia Stingers men’s basketball team…
Triage system can harm access to AIDS drugs: specialist
In 1982, an 18-year-old student attended a seminar about HIV/AIDS at Concordia, which inspired him to fight the once highly stigmatized disease.
Nearly 30 years later, this student, now an associate professor in the department of social and preventive medicine at Université de Montréal and a specialist in AIDS research, led a seminar of his own at Concordia on Nov. 10.
Not all students took to the streets on Nov. 10
There was no line at the Tim Hortons in the Hall building. There were three people to an elevator in the MB. Something was missing at Concordia on Nov. 10, and their absence did not go unnoticed.
The drive to being a babe magnet
Gentlemen, start your engines-that is, if you have one of course. The importance of having one’s own car,…
Top Ten: Classic Rock Albums
10. The Beatles – Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band: The Beatles were already stars when they released…
Winter of discontent for Quebec students
Over 100,000 post-secondary students in Quebec have a one-day strike mandate to protest tuition fee hikes on Nov. 10, while thousands more will vote on approving one in the next few days.
It’s the latest action by a student movement whose protests have sometimes resulted in the occupation of government offices, and devolved into injuries- and tear gas-laced clashes with riot police.