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February 3, 2010

Vol. 50, Issue 22

Bag O' Crime

Feb. 3, 2010

Dear Life

Feb. 3, 2010

From the archives

Elections

This week in quotes

Presidential candidates in quotes

Letters to the editor

Distractions

Wisdom disconnect: Feb. 2, 2010

Features

Hockey

Basketball

Football

News

Hub to be transformed (by Taryn Orwen-Parrish)
Students meet senate candidates (by Andrea Millet)
Board discussion turns heated (by Alanna Wallace)
Open forum (by Linda Givetash and Andrea Millet)
Former OneCard manager committed to trial for fraud (by Laura Carlson)
Questions raised about candidate disqualification (by Lauren Millet)
Brantford open forum (by David Goldberg)
LSPIRG elects 2010-11 board of directors (by Andrea Millet)
Presidential Q & A

Reviews

Local

Engineering students compete in Ontario competition (by Linda Givetash)
KW in brief: Feb. 3, 2010 (by Linda Givetash)

National

Violence researched (by Megan Raftis)
Breaking down campus politics across Canada (by Eric Merkley)
Carleton University funds war crimes: report (by Sean Hayward)

World

A worldwide look at students' unions (by Paula Millar)
World in brief: Feb. 3, 2010 (by Paula Millar)
Landside victory for Rajapaksa (by Praveen Alwis)

Arts

New York, I kind of like you? (by Sarah Murphy)
Talent of singer-songwriters showcased (by Elise Cotter)
Laurier student in successful band Memoryhouse (by Mike Lakusiak)
Exhibit at the K-W Art Gallery explores sexuality (by Jessica Howell)
Arts bites: Feb. 2, 2010 (by Rebecca Vasluianu and Mike Lakusiak)

Life Archive

Opinion

Cord endorsements (by The Cord Editorial Board)
Board needs to deal with appeals committee problems (by The Cord Editorial Board)
Laurier International needs a revamp (by Courtney Lavigne)

Sports

Super Bowl 2010: Battle of the quarterbacks (by Jamie Neugebauer and Chris Mander)
Hawks on ice struggles continue (by Chris Paola)
Golden Hawks winning streak comes to an end (by Justin Fauteux)
Laurier curlers to represent Canada (by Luke Dotto)
Laurier men's basketball falls to Western (by Chris Mander)

In Depth

Profiling the president (by Alanna Wallace)