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Movember is a real awareness campaign
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Re: “Activism means more than paying lip-service to a cause” Sept. 14 Movember’s number one goal is to raise awareness about prostate cancer. The
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What happened to the Golden Hawks?
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Re: “Gaels obliterate Hawks” Sept. 17 Sort of a shock here — I feel most people would have imagined Laurier wouldn’t come out this
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Islamism and Islam are different
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Re: “9/11 and the lost decade of policy” Sept. 14 Although this article makes many good points about the negative effects of the wars
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NDP’s orange ‘crush’ turning into flirtatious courtship
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If the New Democratic Party (NDP) were dating Quebec, Nycole Turmel would have handed the province the keys to her apartment and they would
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Waterloo continues to show economic promise
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After 2,000 employees were laid off globally from Waterloo giant Research in Motion (RIM) and the company’s most recent quarterly earnings were $1 billion
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Students need to be responsible for own safety
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The recent incident at the King Street and University Avenue intersection has resulted in a number of concerns about the safety of that particular
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TIFF 2011: five films in review
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Death of a Superhero Part of an unexpected slew of “cancer comedy” films hitting the festival (most notably 50/50, starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Seth
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“Beyond Genocide” exhibit on display
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The Waterloo Lutheran Seminary on campus is currently displaying an exhibit called “Beyond Genocide” featuring works by artist Amy Fagin. The U.S. based artist
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K’naan plays at CIGI
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Rapper K’naan is known to the public for his diverse talents. The Somalia born Keinan Abdi Warsame is a musician, instrumentalist, lyrical poet and
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Arcade Fire secure $30,000 Polaris Prize
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TORONTO (CUP) — If they somehow didn’t have the indie cred before, one of this year’s most successful bands has certainly solidified their top
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