Laurier needs to replace Access Copyright
Last Thursday, Wilfrid Laurier University decided to move forward in signing the Access Copyright agreement they had with the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada...
Cord Editorial Board
Open Cord (June 22): Hated childhood pop culture
Question: At this stage in the game, we’re pretty prone to liking what we like and occasionally hating what the mainstream tells us to But we never tend to think that this was...
Open Cord (June 15): Embarrassing Songs
Question:Â Discovering and listening to music is an aspect that can reveal a lot about your personality and taste Sharing, singing and grooving along to songs set the tone of...
Open Cord (June 4): Your fictional idol
Question: We are prone to idolizing famous personalities throughout history and respecting individuals for things they have achieved But what people typically don’t admit is...
Voice of the future largely absent at Congress 2012
With the Congress 2012 conference of Humanities and Social Sciences well underway, it’s apparent that invitations to students got lost in the mail Congress is an excellent...
Peaceful protests more likely to yield results in Quebec demonstrations
Recently in modern culture, it seems that it is only a matter of time before a peaceful protest turns violent Whether this violence is initiated by police or protestors, the end...
New NDP leader and the Left
Montreal MP Thomas Mulcair is the new federal NDP leader with the conclusion of a two-day voting convention held in Toronto Mar 23-24 He believes that Canada is challenged because...
Mar. 17 riot labels students
Thirteen people have been arrested in connection with the riots near Fanshawe College this past Saturday night, with more to come St Patrick’s Day celebrations broke out into...
Anti-climactic strike scare may have buried important issues
Following news on March 2 that WLUFA would not be going on strike and that the university would not lock them out, many people were shocked considering the outrage that the...