Opinion
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Polaris must branch out
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Re: “Polaris picks,” Sept. 16, 2009 “The Polaris panel in last week’s Cord did an admirable job of embodying the attitudes typically found in
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WLUSU has misplaced values thus far
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“It seems that Laura Sheridan and WLUSU in their wisdom have decided to remove some of the couches in the 2-4 Lounge and replace
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Culture damaged
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Re: Cooked food banned from concourse Sept. 16, 2009 “When I was a student at Laurier in the ‘70s, I was involved in several
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Free art events
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A lot of focus recently has been directed at new and rising fees on campus, but several of the free events that still exist
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Week one at Laurier: epic fail
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Some of the outrageous spending and protocol decisions made at Laurier lately boggle my mind. Laurier’s quad recently underwent a million dollar “face lift”
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Periods aren’t going anywhere, so let’s get used to them
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At Orientation Week’s “Get Involved Fair” I was pleased that my table was located beside Sustainable Cycles, an LSPIRG working group. Sustainable Cycles is
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Ladies like lots of meaningless sex too
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Our generation of women have been brought up in the era of Ginger Spice’s “Girl Power,” Samantha Jones’s fabulousness and Angelina Jolie’s Billy-Bob-sex-in-the-limo-leather-pants-snake-tattoo days.
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Landlords abuse the city’s student population
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Most students, especially Laurier students who predominantly have access to residence in first year, share a common experience when they rent their first apartment.
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GRT requires improvement
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The Grand River Transit bus system that serves the Kitchener-Waterloo Region has taken great strides that many cities have yet to address. They offer
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Individuals’ green impact insignificant
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I believe global warming and environmental degradation are the biggest global problems today and that governments across the world need to make this issue
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