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November 18, 2009

Vol. 50, Issue 14

Bag O' Crime

Nov. 18, 2009

Dear Life

Nov. 18, 2009

From the archives

Nov. 18, 2009

This week in quotes

Nov. 18, 2009

Letters to the editor

Distractions

Vocal Cord: Nov. 18, 2009

Hockey

Basketball

Football

News

Laurier researches LGBTQ teens (by Kayleen Willemsen)
Waterbuffs donate $2,250 (by Idil Herzi)
A ‘disease of ignorance’ (by Liane Salo)
University develops new academic plan; goal is to define the school as an institution
Laurier celebrates trans awareness week (by Idil Herzi)
Events change with concourse policy (by Taryn Orwen-Parrish)
Laurier copes with H1N1 (by Alanna Wallace)

Local

University of Waterloo votes "no" to radio station (by Linda Givetash)
From the dorms (by Yusuf Kidwai)

National

How to approach economic recovery (by Niki Phillips)
Canada's dark past (by Megan Raftis)

World

World in Brief: Nov 18, 2009 (by Alexandros Mitsiopoulos)
Lines on a map: Freetown, Sierra Leone (by Josh Smyth)
Stealing culture: Who owns national art? (by Marie Andic)
Rethinking the African aid model (by Paula Millar)

Arts

This year’s Oscar dark horses (by Wade Thompson)
A little corner of the film world (by Jessica Howell)
We Are The Take entertains Wilf’s (by Laura Sedgwick)
Arts Bites: Nov. 18, 2009
Buddhist film fest in KW (by Devon Butler)

Life Archive

What's the point? Commercialized Christmas? (by Mike Lakusiak and Victoria Craig)

Opinion

Learn outside of lectures (by Emily Slofstra)
Family needs to retain its importance in society (by James Popkie)
Gents, you can be shafted too (by Alanna Wallace)
Explore social issues (by The Cord Editorial Board)
Change perception of sickness for the future (by The Cord Editorial Board)

Sports

Men's hockey splits weekend (by Jamie Neugebauer)
Men's volleyball loses fifth straight (by Justin Fauteux)
Hawks' match postponed by H1N1 (by Justin Fauteux)
Men's basketball 1-1 on weekend (by Kevin Campbell)
Hawks continue winning streak (by Justin Fauteux)
Laurier football coaches win OUA awards (by Justin Fauteux)
Women's basketball falls to 1-3 (by Justin Fauteux)

In Depth

Stimulating ethical economics (by Shannon Busta)