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Vancouver Olympics: exploiting the exploited
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With the Vancouver Olympics around the corner in 2010, there has been an increasing momentum in marketing efforts to create the buzz that will
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Reconsider Values
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The current economic crisis has forced society into a pivotal place where the values that will follow us into a new era need to
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Students should be appreciated
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Unspoken contention between Laurier students and Waterloo locals has surfaced again with April’s Northdale Strategic Planning session. The compiled results of the session propose
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Students promote local harvest
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A group of students from Laurier are putting their love for the outdoors to good use this summer. KW Urban Harvester is a group
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A re-evaluation of the Cord’s content
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With media companies slashing jobs and cutting budgets drastically, the newspaper industry’s predicted doomsday seems more real than ever. It appears that the “death
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Cord-o-scopes: May 20, 2009
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Gemini (May 21 to June 20): You’ve recently been feeling the need to start thinking about your future. Work, travel and graduate school are
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May 20, 2009
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Graffiti; A Special Constable on foot patrol of the concourse found some graffiti in the men’s washroom near the one card office. The graffiti
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CBC: Forging a future in the wake of cuts
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CBC’s role in Canada Although Canada’s national public broadcaster, which was established over 70 years ago, is engrained in Canadian identity, the CBC struggles
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World in Brief: May 20, 2009
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PAKISTAN As of late April, the Taliban appeared to be making great territorial gains within Pakistan. At one time, according to CNN, the militant
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