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Ezra Street Party rages on drawing biggest crowd yet
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Wilfrid Laurier University’s annual St. Patrick’s Day party drew crowds of thousands today in spite of increased preventative measures taken by Waterloo Regional Police Service…
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BREAKING: Man removed from campus dining hall after assaulting three Special Constables
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A man was removed from the Wilfrid Laurier University dining hall today after an altercation which culminated in the assault of three Laurier Special…
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Uptown Waterloo will be home to new rainbow crosswalk
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Waterloo will soon become the newest addition to the growing list of cities in North America with a rainbow crosswalk. Mayor of Waterloo, Dave…
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Laurier hosts panel to discuss doping at the Olympics
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On Feb. 22, Wilfrid Laurier University’s Faculty of Science hosted a Reading Week Café in the Paul Martin Centre as a part of their…
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Editor’s note: dating while in school
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In line with the loose theme of this issue — self love — I feel that it is important to talk about the phenomenon…
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Bell Let’s Talk should be more than talk
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In the past five years alone we have seen broad steps taken towards the mainstream acceptance of mental health issues. As someone who…
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2018 Students’ Union and election endorsements
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The following endorsements were done through discussions with The Cord’s editorial board (12 in favour, 2 abstentions). These are not necessarily a reflection of…
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A potential president’s playlist
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[siteorigin_widget class=”SiteOrigin_Widget_Image_Widget”][/siteorigin_widget] Ryley Fletcher What song would you play to celebrate a win on the night that elections results are released? “What Do I…
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From chair and CGO, now heading into the campaign trail
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To say that Tarique Plummer is a polarizing figure is probably underselling it. People generally fall into two camps when it comes to…
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Looking into the anti-Xanax movement in hip-hop
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2017 was a formative year for hip-hop music to say the least. Artists like Lil Pump, Russ and Lil Uzi Vert made impressions…
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