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Winter Thrive week provides students with valuable mental health resources
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Wilfrid Laurier University’s sixth Thrive Week is underway on Waterloo and Brantford campuses. The last week of January consists of a variety of events
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Here are the best movies of 2019
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The Oscar buzz is veering up again and there’s some questions to be answered. Will Joaquin Phoenix have an existential crisis on stage? Is
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Students’ Union elections 2020 – Error 404: endorsement not found
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After thorough deliberation and discussion, The Cord has made the conscious decision to refrain from endorsing either of the two candidates running for 2020-2021
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The how and why of marketing oneself for potential employers
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Millions of people worldwide leave university every year, many with the same degrees, having read the same textbooks, heading out into the world with
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Advice on how not to ruin a date
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I don’t know anything about dating. I have zero validity when it comes to giving sound relationship advice. But as a smart aleck who
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Albums to help you transition into 2020
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It’s hard to believe that 2020 is already here. Big milestones like this can be difficult to adjust to, as it can often feel
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What you need to know before your semester abroad
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Every year in the middle of January, a selection of Laurier students make the decision to apply to study for a semester or year
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New Years’ resolutions don’t make for realistic goals
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As we go into a new year, a popular question asked is “What are your New Year’s resolutions?” A resolution can be defined as
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Struggles continue for Women’s Basketball
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For Laurier’s women’s basketball team, a long winter break was seemingly just what was needed to turn around a recent slump and resolve some
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Two University of Waterloo students killed in plane crash in Iran
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Two University of Waterloo PhD students, Marzieh (Mari) Foroutan and Mansour Esnaashary Esfahani, were listed as passengers on a plane crash near Iran’s capital,
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