Kate Lunau, a former Concordia journalism student (who interned at The Gazette last summer) writes Part 1 of a Maclean's series on student activism, which focuses on Concordia University and the risk assessment committee which is headed by its VP services and ... uhh ... "doesn't exist" according to the university.
It quotes David Bernans, the professional student behind the crusade against this secret committee after it "mistakenly" stopped a reading from his book last year.
It also mentions my alma mater, The Link, and its editorial demanding more transparency in the university's handling of security issues.
