Re: "Furthering science or exploiting nature" Nov 4 2009 Laurier Students for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (LSETA), as animal activists, is concerned that our views were...

TORONTO (CUP) – Earlier this year, a Toronto Star investigation found that sometimes all one has to do to get a degree is pay money The Star had reporters go through some...

The November burnout has begun While school should remain a top priority for students, stress has many impacts on health that are worth paying attention to Laurier, unlike...

HAMILTON (CUP) – In the movie “Pineapple Express,” Seth Rogen’s character tells his high school-aged girlfriend, “You're gonna go to college, and you're gonna get really...

I have noticed, to my dismay, the prevalence of dieting in women’s literature As someone who has struggled with weight, I find this highly disconcerting since I have found that...

This Saturday, Laurier’s football team will be playing its biggest rivals, the Western Mustangs, in the provincial semi-finals Is this the first you’re hearing of it It’s...

In preparation for the 2010 Winter Olympics, the city of Vancouver is creating by-laws to prevent dialogue on the negative externalities of the games First, the right to protest...

Albert Camus, a French author and philosopher who received a Novel Prize for Literature in 1957, once wrote that “beginning to think is beginning to be undermined” For...

I am writing in order to address some particularly troubling ramifications of the annual Chicken Eating Contest this past Thursday All vegetarian based arguments aside (not to...

Political correctness is overrated While good intentioned, this movement places too much emphasis on the usage of correct terms and terminologies What bothers me is how fixated...