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Letters: fan mail for Manosij and Compendium!
admin • September 15, 2008
Where oh where could my Baby be? The Daily took her away from me Re: “Olympic Metals” | Compendium | Sept. 8, 2008 This is a sincere request for The Daily to bring back Baby Mahoni as crossword author, since Arnie Foreman is clearly unfamiliar with the cardinal rules of… Read More
Erratum
admin • September 15, 2008
In “Students unite to take back campus” (News, Sept. 11), The Daily incorrectly identified Critical Mass as a Montreal bike organization; in fact, it is an international cyclist rights movement. The Daily regrets the error. Read More
Editorial: Copyright this
admin • September 15, 2008
University of Utah law professor John Tehranian found an average American commits an average of 83 infringements of copyright – exposing themselves to criminal charges and civil liability of $12.45-million – every day. And that’s without downloading any music. Surprisingly, illegal activties include singing Happy Birthday in public, forwarding emails,… Read More
Farmers’ Market offers organic twist on student-admin relations
admin • September 15, 2008
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Grad students are workers too: lessons from the TA strike
Ted Sprague • September 11, 2008
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Letters: money, drugs, and Red Bull
admin • September 11, 2008
McGill gives you wings I was reading in the library this morning when a voice behind me suddenly offered “the gift of energy!” I turned to find a woman holding a Red Bull with a smile. “No thanks,” I said, and turned back to work with a kind of… Read More
Editorial: Disrupting normal University activities
admin • September 11, 2008
A vibrant collective of students, bikes, and assorted vegans converged on lower campus Wednesday to make the University aware of its poor treatment toward workers and students. Instead of taking the message to heart, the administration sent out a water truck to erase protesters’ concerns immediately after the crowd cleared. Read More
Editorial: It’s time to care about international fees
admin • September 8, 2008
Last week, Concordia’s Board of Governors succeeded in raising annual undergraduate international tuition by $1,000, but only after the Concordia Student Union (CSU) had exhausted all of its legal and political options in an attempt to halt the increase. The CSU’s response was so strong, in fact, that it was… Read More