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Concordia Philosophy Student Weekly Tabloid Vol. 40


The end of the term, and final week, is upon us–only two more days of classes! April 17th is the final regular day of classes, and the 18th is a make up day for Friday, April 7th.

If you need academic help during for finals, the Student Success Center can help you plan your finals season, with either planning out a final research essay or a study schedule for an exam. Check out “time management,” “writing,” or “exams;” or look at their workshop “How to prepare for and take exams.” Don’t forget about Concordia’s Writing Help at the library!

If you’re feeling stressed there are, free professional massages, mindful meditation sessions, you can join a mindful end to the term, visit some therapy dogs on campus, or take the evening to listen to a concert! Don’t deny yourself some wellness and personal time. A good life requires caring for body, mind, and spirit.

Get those term papers started!

Without further ado, here’s the 40th Volume of the Concordia Philosophy Student Weekly Tabloid, which brings you all the hottest and best events and relevant philosophy news.

This week, we tell you about:

  • Our April executive meeting
  • End of year social events
  • People’s Potato emergency food baskets
  • Various Concordia events

SoPhiA April Executive Meeting

SoPhiA will hold a short executive meeting this week.

We will convene to discuss mainly the end-of-year social events, but other business as well.

All philosophy students are welcome to participate and see what we’re up to!

Stay tuned for more info!

What: SoPhiA Executive Meeting
When: TBD
Where: TBD


End of year social events!

SoPhiA will be hosting not just one, but two, yes two!!! End-of-year social events.

The first social event (Part A) will take place at N Bar on Thursday April 20th, 7-10pm (and onwards), with free drink tickets.

The second social event (Part B) will also take place at N Bar, on May 11th, and will include this year’s journal launch, our The SoPhiA Review!

What: End of year social events
When: April 20th (part A) and May 11th (Part B)
Where: N sur Mackay (1244 Mackay St. )

SoPhiA end-of-year event poster

People’s Potato Emergency Food Baskets

emergency food basket poster

Are you low on food or money? Don’t despair, People’s Potato is here!

People’s Potato is a nonprofit organization within Concordia that provides food for students and they are serving emergency food baskets throughout the term. (They also serve meals on the daily).

The emergency food baskets are on specific dates and they ask you to bring your own bags. First come, first serve.

Dates:

  • Apr 21, 1pm
  • Apr 28, 1pm

Check out their website for more information

Follow them on Facebook

Who: People’s Potato
What: Emergency food baskets
Where: Hall 7th floor
When: Various dates


Various Concordia Events

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There are several events in the next week that may be interesting to philosophy students.

  • See the hyperlink below for next week’s events.

See more of Concordia’s events.


SoPhiA Book Library: Book Recommendation

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Current highlighted book:

L’existentialisme est un Humanisme by Jean-Paul Sartre

This is a classic eclectic paperback of Sartre’s essay. If you read French, we definitely encourage you to pick this one up! This is the original language JP Sartre wrote in.

“The unstated objective of his lecture (“Existentialism Is a Humanism”) was to expound his philosophy as a form of “existentialism,” a term much bandied about at the time. Sartre asserted that existentialism was essentially a doctrine for philosophers, though, ironically, he was about to make it accessible to a general audience. The published text of his lecture quickly became one of the bibles of existentialism and made Sartre an international celebrity.”


If you didn’t know, SoPhiA has a library of over 650 books! We have books from different domains of philosophy and some outside philosophy (psychology, business, political science, and even novels). We even have textbooks for some of your courses! (e.g., PHIL-210, 235, 260, 266, and more)

You can borrow a book for an hour, or even the whole semester. Just drop by our office or send us an email.

You can see our complete library of books online on our Librarika virtual library.

What: Books!
Where: The SoPhiA library (in our office space)


Do you know of any cool philosophy-related events in Montreal or the Concordia Community? Please let us know and we will advertise them here!

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