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The Cord’s 2019 Students’ Union Endorsements
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The following endorsement was made through a discussion with The Cord’s Editorial Board and Editor-in-Chief (13 members). These are not necessarily a reflection of
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Sports Editor, Pranav Desai, wins national student journalism award
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This past weekend, The Cord’s sports editor, Pranav Desai, won the JHM Sports Reporting Award at NASH, an annual student journalism conference. At NASH,
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Review of the Students’ Union Board of Directors
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These reviews were written collaboratively by News Editor Aaron Hagey, News Editor Hayley McGoldrick, Lead Reporter Margaret Russell and Editor-in-Chief Safina Husein. They are
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You’ll never walk alone: Foot Patrol celebrates it’s 26th birthday
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Foot Patrol, the volunteer operated service on campus where teams of two are sent out to help safely walk students home, turned 26 this
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The Land We Are event aims to educate about Indigenous peoples in Waterloo Region
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On Thursday, Nov. 7 from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., Wilfrid Laurier University’s Office of Indigenous Initiatives teamed up with the library and the
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Enactus’ strikes gold with their ethically made Hawk Honey
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This past Friday, Nov. 10, students from the Laurier campus club, Enactus, set up a booth to sell locally made honey and “PolliNation kits.”
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Laurier Student Poll results: Federal legalization of marijuana
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[infogram id=”55cd7ab4-ef90-4c20-9522-f3e42e0fe963″ prefix=”KrX” format=”interactive” title=””] Laurier Student Poll conducted a survey over the past two weeks asking Laurier students about their thoughts on the
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Parts 2 & 3 – Back to the drawing board: reflecting on the 2017-18 directors
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The Cord’s Editor-In-Chief, Safina Husein, conducted an investigation of the Students’ Union’s 2017-18 board of directors, following up with allegations of sexism and various
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Run, Hide, Repeat by Pauline Dakin receives the 2018 Edna Staebler award
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The Edna Staebler Award for Creative Non-Fiction has been announced, and the winner is Pauline Dakin’s Run, Hide, Repeat. A memoir of her childhood,
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Evaluating the updates and upgrade to the Laurier Waterloo campus
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In the past year, the Laurier Waterloo campus has experienced some significant progress in the ongoing construction and improvements to the university, including its
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