Arts and Life
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WLU’s history of the arts
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Laurier has hosted its fair share of talented individuals. Here’s a list of just a few of the musical performers and media personalities to
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The Cord’s guide to summer reading
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Summer is a time of relaxation and contemplation, but it is also a time to rediscover reading for pleasure – to read those books
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Cord-o-scopes: June 24, 2009
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Cancer (June 21 to July 22): You will be thrilled to find that your new roommate is caring, neat, funny and shares all of
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Cord-o-scopes: June 24, 2009
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Cancer (June 21 to July 22): You will be thrilled to find that your new roommate is caring, neat, funny and shares all of
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Plaskett talks to the Cord about his three-disc release
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Joel Plaskett is breaking from the norm. To put it more specifically, he’s breaking from his norm. Plaskett’s latest album, Three, is a folk-rock
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Janine Antoni’s body of art
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A young woman gnawing through 600 pounds of lard and chocolate, using her hair as a paintbrush or tightroping across the Bahamian horizon is
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Tips for surviving summer school
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So, you’re taking summer classes. Well into their third week now, these courses make May feel just like September or January. Except it isn’t
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May 20, 2009
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Dear Life: How come we didn’t get a single snow day this year? Winter is cold and miserable and the only good thing about
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Goodbye, Silver Spur
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It is with great sadness that we announce the tragic passing of the Silver Spur in its 13th year on May 4, 2009. After
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Muddling through meditation
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“One,” I say inside my head as I lift my right foot up from the carpet. “Two.” I move my foot forward. “Three.” I
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