Ceremony highlights installation events
The installation of Claude Lajeunesse as Concordia’s new president, set for Friday, Oct. 21, promises to be a formal ceremony whose ritual and music reflect the significance of the event, according to the organizers.
University Archivist Nancy Marrelli is co-chairing the installation ceremony committee with Registrar Linda Healey.
Photo by Christian Fleury
Everybody benefits at this nursery
It is Noah’s second day at the nursery and he hasn’t asked about his mom once. He doesn’t know she’s watching him through a one-way window, either.
“This is the best part, being a fly on the wall,” said his mother, Rowan Smith, pleased that he was doing fine. “It’s hard enough to leave him alone. At his last day care, I couldn’t leave him for more than two minutes.”
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- Do no harm, leave no trace, engineering students told
- AT ISSUE: Course evaluation is ‘a good idea gone terribly bad’
- Lina Lipscombe lauded
- PhD thesis takes Montreal prize
- Africa films shatter the stereotypes
- David Graham energized by post
- Composer R. Murray Schafer’s Theatre of the Senses
- Come play in the Interactive Playroom
- Electroacoustic aficionados will meet from Oct. 19 to 22
- Pour l’amour du français
- Cabaret features alumni talent to raise funds for theatre scholarship
- Step through the looking glass at a new multimedia exhibition
- Shuffle raises $44,000 plus
- Genocide definition is crucial: Jonassohn
- Broadcasting in the North
- Journal combines art and theology
- Hail to the smokin’ Scots
- Wireless group rooted in Concordia
- Student Advocate Program has strategies to inform undergrads
- Some dark clouds do have a silver lining
- Come to your senses at the CCA this fall
- Student on phone when earthquake hit
- Nathan Agadzi is a winner
- Cross-country running team makes a comeback