A Poppy by Any Other Name
This past Saturday morning as I walked to synagogue, I was wearing two unusual accessories: a poppy and a kippah,…
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Democracy’s Demise: A Call to Action by Thomas Mulcair
On October 11, Thomas Mulcair, in association with Concordia’s Political Science Students Association, explored the threat that democracy faces within…
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Absentee Voting: An Exercise in Democracy or Frustration?
Midterm election season is here, and if you are an American student voting from abroad, the process can often be…
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Former VP External Criticizes CAQ, Sparks Student Debate
On October 2 in a Facebook post, then-SSMU VP External, Marina Cupido, characterized the newly-elected Coalition Avenir Quebec (CAQ) as…
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SSMU VP External Resigns Over Mental Health Concerns
This is a developing story and may be updated as more information becomes available. On October 10, then-VP External of…
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Legislative Council Considers VIP Culture at SSMU Events and Engagement with Student Governance
Update: Motion to Adopt a Policy Against Affiliation with Far Right Groups A Motion to Adopt a Policy Against Affiliation…
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Management Undergraduate Society Hosts Debate for Board of Directors Candidates
On September 21, the Management Undergraduate Society (MUS) hosted a debate for students running for positions on the Board of…
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McGill Senate Approves Motion Regarding Divestment from Fossil Fuel
At a meeting on September 12, the Senate approved the Motion Regarding Divestment from Fossil Fuel. The motion was brought…
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Shades of Similarity
An Evaluation of the Riots in Sri Lanka and the Rohingya Genocide Buddhism has always been presented to the world…
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Teach Her How to Dougie
On August 8th, 1974, Richard Nixon resigned as the President of the United States, twenty-six months after the infamous Watergate…
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