Photo by Robert Winters
Fries with that? CFO Larry English (left) and Michael Di Grappa, Vice-President Services, were among several senior administrators who helped cook and serve hot dogs and hamburgers at an orientation event organized by the Concordia Student Union. Brent Farrington, president of the CSU, said about 16,000 hot dogs and burgers were served to students over a two-day period. "It's the second year we've done it,” Di Grappa said. “We invite the administrators to come and there's a great response. The CSU should be congratulated for events like this that add to the vibrant student life of the university.”
Photo by Andrew Dobrowolskyj
Our building’s a winner
Concordia’s sparkling new Richard J. Renaud Science Complex has been drawing rave reviews lately from various corners for its academic, structural and environmental qualities. More
Fran Shaver with the STAR pamphlets. After Sept. 30, they will be available on the website www. uwindsor.ca/star
Photo by Andrew Dobrowolskyj
Sex workers, academics work together on street smarts
Health and safety are important in any work environment, and the sex industry is no different. That’s why information flyers aimed to help sex workers work safer will be released this month in Montreal and Toronto. More
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October 7, 2004
In this issue
- Business profs analyze leaky condo dispute
- French students love our Executive, MBA given in Paris
- Stop, look and marvel at the lowly caterpillar
- Shuffle — it’s good for you!
- Memorial service / Correction
- Two more research chairs in Fine Arts
- Academic Hearing Panel Report Sept. 1, 2003 – Aug. 31, 2004
- New faculty get oriented
- JMSB will deliver Aviation MBA to major aviation university in Beijing
- Cinephile wins prize for book on multiplex phenom
- Murray Clarke on evolutionary psychology, published by MIT Press
- Irish writer Colm Tóibín speaks
- More scholarly books
- Future engineers urged to give back to society
- Disabled get free wireless phones
- Dancing in the Black Box
- National Depression Screening Day at Concordia
- Journalism Department teaches traits for success
- New café opens, but it’s not without its critics
- The Peace & Conflict Resolution series enters its second year
- Activism is where your friends are, say veterans of struggle
- Busy summer of construction and renovation
- University faces labour challenges, as unions negotiate
- Grid Stingers wake up in time
- Stingers roundup
- Grudge match tomorrow