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1. "I Subtitle Myself": Affordances and Challenges of Canadian EAL Students' Plurilingual Learning Strategies in a Francophone College.

Author

dela Cruz, John Wayne N.

Subjects
LEARNING strategies, MULTILINGUAL education, ENGLISH language, SEMI-structured interviews, STUDENTS, PROBLEM-based learning
Abstract

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Published
2022
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2. Student Research Conference Deadline September 30.

Subjects
*DEADLINES, *STUDENTS, *POSTER presentations, *CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

Announces the deadline for undergraduate students from North America and abroad to submit poster abstracts for the 2004 Student Research Conference in Montreal, Quebec, in November 2004. Information on the conference; Activities that will take place in the event; Efforts of Sigma Chapters for the success of the event.

Published
2004

3. CONCORDIA STUDENTS HOLD ISRAEL ACCOUNTABLE.

Author

Majeed, Noreen

Subjects
*CRIMINAL liability (International law), *INTERNATIONAL relations, *STUDENTS, CANADIAN foreign relations
Abstract

Reports that students of Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec, have voted in favor of a motion calling upon the Canadian government to hold the state of Israel accountable to international law. Contents of the motion issued by the students.

Published
2001

4. Fourteen innocent women.

Author

Rathjen, Heidi

Subjects
*MASSACRES, *STUDENTS, *DEATH
Abstract

Offers an account of Marc Lepine's shooting rampage at the University of Montreal's Ecole polytechnique in 1989. How he killed fourteen women and then himself; How it remains the worst shooting massacre in Canadian history; Recollection of university student Heidi Rathjen.

Published
2000

5. Francois Tanguay-Renaud.

Subjects
*LAW students, *ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc., *STUDENTS
Abstract

Profiles Montreal, Quebec law student, Francois Tanguay-Renaud. His activities at the McGill University such as volunteering at the legal information clinic; His role in the World Voices nongovernmental organization; Awards and scholarship; Career plans.

Published
2000

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