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Concordia Student Union council meeting from February 13th, 2013. Backup of Livestream recording.
Your hosts begin their show with a personal goal, change something. But, the first step is to join with people that share a similar goal: QPIRG-Concordia.
About the Lecture Series Now embarking on our twentieth consecutive season, the Concordia University Community Lecture Series on HIV/AIDS presents another round of university and public lectures in our ongoing effort to educate about issues, perspectives and realities of the HIV/AIDS Pandemic. For nearly two decades, the series has proven to be a powerful tool in aiding in the sensitization of our local communities. Speakers are invited to address academic, artistic, activist and health care i...
Fade to Black changes to receive its new Francophone members! tensions rise between both sides! Segment: The Badge - Filmmakers and many other reviews.
Fade to Black spends its entire budget on CGI's, Ethan cloning himself. Segment: FNC coverage and many film reviews.
The fade to black team assembles to fight chaos in the film review world. Segment: Montreal ComicCon 2012, movies reviews and much more!
The Fade to Black team sits down to answer questions regarding their trade and art. Segment - Red Carpet from The Montreal International Black Film Festival. Reviews of The Master (2012) and Spring Breakers (2012) and much more.
Promotional video for the Montreal Black International Film Festival
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