Rough police. Photographic record. Growing your business.

Current students at Concordia do outstanding academic work and get involved in community projects that improve our quality of life. See what they've been up to:  

• Numerous media report the story involving alleged police infiltration of Friday night's anti-austerity protest in which philosophy student Katie Nelson was hurt. Many of the published reports include a picture of Nelson in hospital following the incident. Nelson was pushed and injured by a man she claims was a Montreal police officer posing as a protestor: Montreal Gazette, the Gazette's e-edition, Le Devoir, Le Journal de Montréal, MSN Actualités, CJAD.com, The Epoch Times and Canada Standard. A TVANouvelles.ca report on the incident references the article in The Link mentioned earlier. The reports state that Nelson recognized the man who pushed her down as a police officer named in a lawsuit she filed against the police force and city over the many fines she received in connection with her participation in earlier protests.  
• Faculty of Fine Arts master's student Aanchal Malhotra writes a piece in Scroll.in about her work on a photographic record of objects relating to her family history in Pakistan. 
• Entrepreneur and John Molson School of Business doctoral candidate (new product development) Susan Reid writes a piece in Forbes about her commitment to her ice wine business in the Eastern Townships. She mentions that she has lectured at Concordia.

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