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With the increased popularity of street parties associated with events such as homecoming and St. Patrickโs Day, universities have been taking drastic measures to discourage students from planning activities that will disrupt the community. In 2008, Queenโs University made the decision to cancel their homecoming altogether for a two-year period, which was later extended to…
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Tyler Van Herzele, the new Wilfrid Laurier University Studentsโ Union president and the Studentsโ Union staff team, officially took office as of May 1, 2016. Van Herzele explained that in the first week, the Studentsโ Union had a chance to participate in an office orientation with both Brantford and Waterloo staff, organize administrative tasks and…
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For the last four years, Greg Nyhof and Taylor Smith have charged out onto Knight Newbrough field, ready to prove themselves after a long, grueling offseason. This year, the newly appointed strength and conditioning coaches for Laurierโs Athletics & Recreation Department, will find themselves watching from the sidelines, rooting their team on. For Nyhof, itโs…
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Once again, the 2016 East West Bowl will be hosted by McGill University running through May 10-14. The five-day event will allow the top Canadian Interuniversity Sport players to showcase their talents to scouts prior to heading into their final year of post-secondary football. The experience includes three days of practices, a combine for participating…
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This afternoon, the Wilfrid Laurier University Studentsโ Union board of directors approved the operating budget for the 2016-17 year. The board approved the budget with six in favour, none opposed and one abstention. The first major motion was the approval of a one-time payment of $35,000 to go towards the Studentsโ Union debt. This one-time…
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The Cord Sports team counts down the top moments in Laurier sports
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Photo by Andreas Patsiaouros The results are in following the Wilfrid Laurier University Studentsโ Union elections held last week on February 3 and 4, when students from Waterloo and Brantford were given the chance to make their voice count. Though members of the Laurier community have known since late Thursday evening the results of the…


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