Concordia's Thursday Report December 2, 1999

Master space plan is ready for approval

Students march against cutbacks

A made-at-Concordia romance for Valentine's Day

Engineer studies potential risks to the environment

Teachers are made, not born, thanks to learning centre

Crow's wonderful adventures are transcribed at last

At a Glance

Letters

Candidates presented for Vice-Rector, Services position

Ericsson Canada gives $300,000

Alumni Recognition Awards presented

The endowment -- a gift that keeps on giving

Rosie Douglas elected prime minister of Dominica

University has learned the lessons of diversity

XX marks the spot for women on the Internet

Minorities, visible and invisible, deserve empathy

Speaker looks at developing diversity at the university

Aboriginal students: Let's stick together

Questions of copyright in the age of technology

Adding the image -- with a critical perspective

Cost of library materials requires new strategies

CAPS is tops for encouraging job-seekers

Calling all ham radio operators -- come in, come in

A real prince, Kitieu is just one of the guys

Youth reps are passionate about needs of constituency

Of Note

In Brief

The Back Page


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