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March 3, 2010

Vol. 50, Issue 25

Bag O' Crime

March 3, 2010

Dear Life

March 3, 2010

This week in quotes

Gold medal victory in quotes

Letters to the editor

Features

Hockey

Basketball

News

Collision at King and University (by Lauren Millet)
Laurier runs Roll Up the Rim for the homeless (by Olivia Nightingale)
Speakers inspire students (by Taryn Orwen-Parrish)
News in brief: Mar. 3, 2010
Prof struggles to defend heritage buildings (by Mike Lakusiak)
Alumnus provides guidance for students (by Liane Salo)
Stage two completed in market research project (by Lauren Millet)
Sunny Chan resigns from board (by Lauren Millet)
Candidates take part in inaugural debate (by Andrea Millet)

Local

Snow babe causes controversy (by Linda Givetash)
A night of cold (by Alanna Wallace)
KW in Brief: March 3, 2010 (by Linda Givetash)

National

Engaging students in Green policy (by Linda Givetash)
Canada in Brief: March 3, 2010

World

Swiss-Libyan relations continue to deteriorate (by Praveen Alwis)
Murder capital of the world (by Alexandros Mitsiopoulos)
Turkey charges dozens in foiled coup plot (by Melissa Cupovic)
Campus tension (by Paula Millar)

Arts

A panel of experts discusses the 2010 Oscar ballot (by Rebecca Vasluianu)
Students launch film symposium (by Taryn Orwen-Parrish)
Opera Laurier puts on an impressive performance (by Elise Cotter)
The Langen gallery releases its new exhibit: Hive (by Katie Flood)
In review: The Oscar-nominated short films (by Mike Lakusiak and Sarah Murphy)
Arts bites: March 3, 2010 (by Mike Lakusiak)

Opinion

How do we perceive the West? (by James Popkie, Devon Butler, Kimberly Elworthy and Ben Sandiford)
Naked snow woman is not controversial (by The Cord Editorial Board)
Canadians are proud (by Rebecca Vasluianu)
Start your summer job search now (by The Cord Editorial Board)
OSAP fails the needs of students (by Kory Preston: WLUSU VP University Affairs)

Sports

Sports in brief: March 10 (by Justin Fauteux)
Canadians should take pride in Vancouver 2010 (by Tieja MacLaughlin)
Sports in brief: March 3 (by Justin Fauteux)
Hawks women's hockey heads to OUA finals (by Justin Fauteux)
Season over for WLU men's basketball (by Laura Sedgwick)
Behind the Hawk: Rick Osborne (by Alanna Wallace)