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“Teal Album” by Weezer is a smash
In an effort to tide fans over for the long-awaited release of their Black album, dropping March 1, Weezer released a surprise that had me grabbing for my phone, ready […]
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Concordia’s avoidance of LGBTQ+ issues is a silent form of oppression
Last week’s iconic mid-week winter wasteland left many of us cuddled up with our partners, despite each professor’s hope that we spent all 48 hours studying only for their class. […]
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Political discourse should be enjoyable and must be reformed
Politics tend to be a taboo subject of discussion. Often, it is a talking point mired by emotional arguments and the art of waving facts in one another’s faces. Personally, […]
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President Trump fails America during government shutdown
The government shutdown has finally ended. Multiple federal workers have been furloughed, with even more working without a paycheck. As a conservative, I am mortified.The current administration has gone against […]
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Artists’ mental health need not suffer
Last week was mental health awareness week, and artist Ryan Brunty, visited to discuss the importance of mental health through his re-creation of famous icons like Love your Melon and […]
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European drinking culture is a safer alternative to America’s binging
Drinking culture is continually a controversial subject in the United States. It permeates the American media, yet remains taboo to discuss at the same time. You see movies where college […]
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Treatment of immigrants in direct violation of American beliefs
Recently, my newsfeed has been washed with the immigration crisis going on in South and Central America that has been labeled a caravan. The event consists of a new wave […]
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Women’s rights are human rights; show your respect and speak out
When Concordia picked “Gender Matters” as the topic for symposium and intended for the important messages to seep into people’s perspectives, I don’t think they could have predicted a full […]
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The time for gun control is now
How much more violence can we accept before taking action? How many more must die before direct actions are taken? I refer of course to the mass shootings that have […]