Rio Olympics
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“Me too” isn’t an effective internet movement
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This Monday, my Facebook feed blew up with young women setting “me too” as their status, showing that they are a survivor of
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Editorial: Fighting hate with acceptance
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On Sunday, Jagmeet Singh was officially elected the leader of the federal New Democrat Party. Singh won this vote by an absolute landslide, which
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Following airline rules isn’t optional
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Recently, a woman was dragged off of a Southwest Airlines flight because she claimed that she was deathly allergic to dogs, didn’t have paperwork
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These notebooks are noteworthy: the best journal for the job
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I’m one of those students who, if I’m on my laptop, I’m bound to be on Facebook instead of taking notes. For that reason,
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Out of service? Investigating service dogs in the classroom
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At Laurier, we seem to be characterized by our love of dogs. Walking across campus is a joy because we get to see all
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London, France, let’s talk about underpants!
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I have some breaking news for you, so you better sit down if you’re not already. Women wear underwear. Along with the cultural obsession
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Living with OCD is nothing for you to pity
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“Hello, I’m Madeline McInnis, and before I start, I just want you to know that I have obsessive compulsive disorder so that you can
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Radical religion: Kindness comes from the interpretation
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Acceptance and love have are supposed to have always been the cornerstones of my religion. I went to Catholic school my whole life before attending Wilfrid Laurier University and I honestly believe
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Laurier “free week” and intramural information
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This September, getting involved at the athletic complex has never been easier. “Our Group-X classes, intramurals, dance classes and rock wall are all paid
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Reliving the nineties on the silver screen
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There’s something special about seeing your favourite movies on the big screen. As Karlis Wilde – The Cord’s features editor – revealed last issue,
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