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March 24, 2010

Vol. 50, Issue 27

Bag O' Crime

This week in quotes

March 24, 2010

Letters to the editor

Basketball

Football

News

Embracing the f-word (by Laura Carlson)
Laurier students help raise cancer awareness (by Olivia Nightingale)
Discovering the truth about water (by Liane Salo)
Presidents at a glance (by Lauren Millet)
A successful close to 5 Days for the Homeless (by Jacqueline Hovius)
'If feminism was already dead there wouldn’t be so many people trying to kill it' (by Laura Carlson)

Local

St. Patty’s day a success (by Linda Givetash)

National

Liberal MP Martha Findlay talks gender politics (by Linda Givetash)
Controling liquor sales (by Sean Hayward and Linda Givetash)
Building a green economy (by Linda Givetash)

World

Political turmoil in Thailand (by Amalia Biro)
Historic health-care reform in U.S. (by Nikicia Phillips)
U.S.-Israeli relations face new challenge (by Melissa Cupovic)

Arts

Celebrating 60 Years of Chinese Photography (by Sarah Murphy)
Focus 3 film festival highlight's local talent (by Krysten Palser)
Local artist does it her own way (by Laura Carlson)
Blast from the past: Blur's The Great Escape (by Sarah Murphy)
Fashion N' Motion takes the stage (by Jessica Howell)
Arts bites: March 24, 2010

Life Archive

Opinion

Students must make their voices heard during arts cuts (by The Cord Editorial Board)
Laurier’s varsity athletes need more student support (by Justin Fauteux)
Mental disorders left to the margins (by Don Morgenson)
Students need the freedom to think (by Devon Butler)

Sports

Top seeds stumble as March Madness begins (by James Choleras)
Former Hawks' QB to play for Western (by Tieja MacLaughlin)
Varsity sports winter review (by The Cord Sports staff)

In Depth

The honours degree’s uncertain future (by Lauren Millet)