Bridge builders: Seen at the annual competition, held March 5, are, left to right: Philippe Hamel, Christopher Hannan, Luc Bialowas and Adam Neale, of A-Frames Are For Losers. More
Photo by Jason Gondziola
Brief to Quebec urges increase in funding
Concordia’s senior administrators appeared before the standing committee on education of the Quebec legislature yesterday in a determined effort to get more funding for both the Quebec university system and Concordia.
At the request of the CSU, the university gave CSU representatives five minutes of the university's 20-minute presentation time to address the committee. More
Harvey Shulman and Fred Krantz alternate the principalship of the Liberal Arts College. When they started, students thought references to Lenin meant Beatle John Lennon. Now, Krantz says, they don’t even know who John Lennon was.
Photo by Andrew Dobrowolskyj
Liberal Arts College marks 25 years teaching great books
At 25 years and counting, the academic partnership of Frederick Krantz and Harvey Shulman has lasted longer than most marriages, and by their own account, their endeavour has survived against the odds. More
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In this issue
- Anyone can enjoy Yiddish, says visiting scholar
- Video games are a form of literature for sociologist Simon
- Kit Brennan’s latest play looks at women and aging
- Irene F. Whittome makes art of stone, water, sky
- Vanier librarian gives his poetry collection to U of Calgary
- Time is now for recreation and athletic facilities
- More proof that Art Matters all over Concordia
- Music builds bridges
- Dental floss for strong arches
- Witness to genocide
- Variety of candidates up for student election
- Recto Verso eco-campaign turns the page on waste paper
- Wireless mobile labs are delivered à la carte
- Teamwork takes curriculum change process to the Web
- Richard Pound on sport and doping
- Two Stingers women win national hockey honours
- Stingers roundup