CSU elections start tomorrow and its up to students to decide on who will represent them next year.

Joel Balsam asked students if they will vote or not.

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The Junos wrapped up this weekend, with Arcade Fire taking home four awards, including best album and group of the year.

Neil Young won Artist of the Year.

In Hip-Hop, Shad beat out Drake for best Hip-Hop recording.

And Justin Beiber won Fan Choice and Pop album of the year.

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Attack ads are normally reserved for American politics. But students up early in the Hall building got their own taste of an attack on a CSU slate. 

Poorly photoshopped posters with the slogan "It's your money. Do you want them to run the CSU like a fraternity?" appeared Monday morning. Those posters feature members of this year's ASFA council running on the Action slate. Another poster features JMSB students and asks "Do you want to be represented by corporate whores?".

Team Action was quick to post photos of the posters on facebook and accuse the Your Concordia slate of posting them. However, Action candidate Georges Alexander pointed out that the posters are hurtful to both teams.