Fani Hsieh


  • Unsigned: supporting free transit for lower incomes

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    Unsigned: supporting free transit for lower incomes

    The Alliance Against Poverty is attempting to get the Grand River Transit Commission to allow low-income people to ride the bus free of charge. Obviously, this is a good idea. However, the logistics of such a program are harder to understand, especially from our standpoint as university students. Each semester, we pay a greatly reduced…

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  • Unsigned: evaluating the role of the chancellor

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    Unsigned: evaluating the role of the chancellor

    Laurier recently elected a new chancellor, which seems to be a figurehead role in our university, though the average student doesnโ€™t know what this job entails. Canada does seem to still take a lot of those symbolic roles from Great Britain. This week, Prince William, Kate Middleton and their children landed on the west coast…

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    Laurier’s DEO offers safe space

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    Laurier’s DEO offers safe space

    As a response to the police brutality against black people in the United States, as well as the increased presence of racialized violence in the media, Wilfrid Laurier Universityโ€™s Diversity and Equity Office, along with other campus partners, created a safe space for students this past Monday. Laura Mae Lindo, executive director of the Diversity…

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    Candidates answer questions before election day

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    Candidates answer questions before election day

    Photo by Will Huang The Waterloo open forum for the Wilfrid Laurier University Studentsโ€™ Union, which took place in the Concourse from 10:45 a.m. to 4 p.m., gave students, faculty and staff their last opportunity to freely ask candidates questions on their platform and role in this yearโ€™s election period. Starting the open forum were…

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