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The Cord picks: Best holiday gifts we’ve ever received
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Alyssa Di Sabatino ~ Opinion Editor Last year for Christmas, my boyfriend surprised me with a pair of concert tickets to see Vince Staples and
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Kitchener Christmas Market dissapoints local shoppers
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On Saturday, Nov. 24 the Kitchener Market, located on the corner of King Street and Cedar Street in downtown Kitchener, hosted a “Christmas Market.”
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The experience of celebrating the holidays with seasonal depression
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Now that daylight savings time has ended, it can feel like the entire day happens in the dark. If you’re like me and don’t
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Scoring struggles continue to plague Hawks
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“We haven’t scored enough, I’ll just put it that simple. We’ve had our chances and we haven’t put [the puck] in the net enough.”
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When is it too early to be playing Christmas music?
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There are a few things in life that are inevitable: death, taxes and endlessly playing Christmas music around this time of year. Since the
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When student life and married life intersect
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How’s married life?” I get asked this question about twice a week these days, since I got married just before school started back up
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The Cord tastes: Festive drink recipes for the holiday season
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Four people from The Cord gathered together to make and taste-test three holiday-themed beverages to see which ones worked the best. The key was
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Review of the Students’ Union Board of Directors
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These reviews were written collaboratively by News Editor Aaron Hagey, News Editor Hayley McGoldrick, Lead Reporter Margaret Russell and Editor-in-Chief Safina Husein. They are
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Opening a time machine to the past
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News Editor, Aaron Hagey, and Opinion Editor, Emily Waitson discuss recapturing their childhood and nostalgia’s impact on daily emotions. Nostalgia; the sentimental reminiscence that
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Corporations aren’t obliged to be inclusive
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Every fall, when the lineup of models for the annual Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show is announced, there is an outcry of anger as the
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