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2014 Winter Olympics: Slopestyle brings Canada first medal
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The men’s slopestyle held their semifinals and finals today, starting at 12:30 a.m. and 3:45 a.m. respectively. Canada already showed a lot of promise
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2014 Winter Olympics: Slopestyle, skiing and figure skating
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Kicking off the games was the men’s and women’s slopestyle first qualification round in snowboarding. After two rounds per heat, the riders with the
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2014 Winter Olympics: Day 1
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Today sees the first action of these 2014 Olympic Winter Games. With the Opening Ceremonies tomorrow, several events are getting their more preliminary rounds
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Students’ Union presidential debate: Drinking Game
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1) When any of the candidates say finance or efficiency, drink! 2) When Sam admits that he should have done more research, drink! 3)
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The Cord on Sports: Super Bowl predictions
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James Blake, Radio Laurier Station Manager: Broncos 45-17 Wesley Taylor, staff writer: Seahawks 31-28 Ashley Denuzzo, Local and National Editor: Seahawks 17-6 Brad Bowen,
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Election Watch 2014: Chris and Bem grade the candidates’ platforms
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*Disclaimer: The thoughts and opinions of Chris Walker and Bem Debebe do not reflect the opinions of The Cord’s editor-in-chief, staff and publisher. Simply
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A remixed holiday turkey dinner
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There is no denying how great turkey is – we eat as much as we can get our paws on when December rolls around.
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Anna’s Eats: Student Simple But Delicious Mussel Pasta
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*You can read Anna’s original post and the rest of her blog here.* My roommates and I were enjoying a relaxing Sunday and I
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Top ‘staches from Laurier Archives
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1)Brant Bonner: Bonner is sporting a very pointy moustache. Like hazardously pointy. 2)Wally Parker: Firstly, look at that afro. It’s right in your
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Typhoon Haiyan leaves Philippines in chaos
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Days after Typhoon Haiyan, the strongest tropical cyclone that may have ever been recorded in history, hit the Philippines, it is said to be
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