Concordians in the CFL. Concordian at Cannes. Aspen Institute case competition.

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• There has been coverage since last evening of the selection of three Concordia Stingers football players in yesterday's CFL draft: Hamilton's CHML.com listed Stingers player Roman Grozman among the Hamilton Tiger Cats top offensive prospects at last evening's CFL draft. RDS.ca, CalgaryHerald.com and Our Sports Central reported late last night that Grozman had finally been selected by the Calgary Stampeders, while fellow-Stingers players Mikaël Charland and Arto Khatchikian were selected by the Ottawa Redblacks. The Redblacks picks of Charland (2nd round) and Khatchikian (7th round) were also reported by CTVNews.ca (the Stampeders selection of Roman Grozman is also mentioned), Our Sports Central and L'Express d'Ottawa. LaPresse.ca, Ottawa Citizen and Ottawa Sun focus their coverage on Charland's selection by Ottawa. 
• Alisi Telengut, an MFA student in the Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema, is profiled in a piece on CBC.ca following the selection of her short film, Nutag – Homeland, for screening at the the Marché du Film, at the Festival de Cannes. The piece includes audio of an earlier CBC radio interview with Telengut and a link to an article published on CBC.ca, April 9.  The 69th edition of the Cannes festival gets underway today.
• Press Release Point posts a release from the Aspen Institute announcing that a team from the John Molson School of Business placed fourth in the recent Aspen Institute Business & Society International MBA Case Competition, in New York.

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