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Breaking the cycle of online self-radicalization
Helping friends escape the alt-right pipeline is often achieved through open dialogue
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Sports
Bringing the conversation to the skatepark
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Fringe Arts
Dr. Martens: Laced with history
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Opinions
Fat bodies, discipline and the politics of size
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NewsCREW ends strike following agreement with Concordia
CREW ended its indefinite strike following an agreement reached between the union’s bargaining committee and the university, which was ratified on March 20.
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OpinionsThe Jewish Left and the right to dissent
To quote an old professor of mine: it takes a village to think. But it may also be worthwhile travelling outside of one’s familiar terrain in order to discover new, potentially destabilizing, horizons.
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SportsStingers 5, X-Women 2: Concordia advances to national semifinals
Excerpt: Amid a roller coaster quarterfinal matchup, the Concordia University women’s hockey team pulled away to keep their dreams of repeating alive.
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NewsCanadian birdsong is coming to a decrescendo
Canadian bird populations have decreased significantly since the 1970s, with grassland birds in a critical condition.
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NewsThe dangers of ‘anti-mask’ rhetoric
The rise in “anti-mask” sentiment is harmful for the protection of student activists and for public health.
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NewsThe rising prominence and exploitation of anti-intellectualism
Amid rising conservatism, unaffordable education, and ignorance legitimized by powerful figures, anti-intellectualism has become prominent in today’s political climate.
