“If a comet or asteroid hits the world and itโs big enough it could
destroy life as we know it. I donโt
know if anything could be done about
that.โ
โGarry Potter, Laurier sociology professor
“We can hook you up with some mad discounts at our business operations.”
โKyle Hocking, WLUSU board of directors chair speaking to the board about discount cards
โHeโs the new Laura Allen, she used to second everything.โ
โChair of the WLUSU board of directors Kyle Hocking likening director Ted Brown to 2009-10 director Laura Allen
โIโm here for another two years, well likely three with the way things are working out.โ
โChris Walker, WLUSU board of directors
โProbably if you took a survey on the street, 95 per cent of people will have heard of global warming. Whether they believe it really exists is another question.โ
โGarry Potter, Laurier professor of sociology regarding the popular perception and existence of climate change
โFree ride on a coach bus? Iโm down.โ
โKyle Hocking, Chair of the WLUSU board of directors
โYou probably wonโt be surprised to find out that when they market it, students come. When we market it students think, โyeah right thatโs like meet the dentistโ.โ
โKim Morouney, associate dean of business: academic programs and assistant professor regarding SBESS marketing a potential โmeet the profsโ night
โIf you think about it, our economy is insane.โ
โGarry Potter, Laurier professor of sociology speaking about international commerce
โAbortion rights, everybody seems to be afraid to talk about so the best you get is things like men and women having equal rights in family planning…. Iโm with Hilary Clinton and a lot of other people, I think women have to have access to safe legal abortions.โ
โRhoda Howard-Hassman, Laurier global studies professor and Canadian research chair