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March 31, 2010

Vol. 28, Issue 50

Bag O' Crime

• March 31, 2010

Dear Life

• March 31, 2010

From the archives

• The number one newsmakers of the past 5 years

This week in quotes

• March 31, 2010

Letters to the editor

• This year in controversy
• Science cuts actually not as bad as they seem
• Foot patrol attacks are insulting to volunteers

Distractions

• Cord-o-scopes: March 31, 2010 (by Andrea Millet)

Features

Hockey

News

• News in brief: March 31, 2010
• GSA elects Landry as president (by Andrea Millet)
• Researching Canada’s north (by Taryn Orwen-Parrish)
• Women’s Centre project to compile stories of sexual assault on campus (by Alanna Wallace)
• Charity Ball donation increases (by Alanna Wallace)
• Planning for St. Mike’s campus redevelopement underway (by Mike Lakusiak)
• Oddball newsmakers of 2009-10
• WLUSU board year-end review
• Profs honoured for teaching (by Andrea Millet)
• Budget cuts highlight 2009-10 news
• WLUSU food service businesses see substantial loss (by Lauren Millet)
• Raising environmental awareness (by Andrea Millet)
• Speaker warns about being ‘happy consumers’ (by Taryn Orwen-Parrish)
• Business faculty optimistic in face of cuts (by Mike Lakusiak)
• Student upset over alleged discrimination (by Lauren Millet)
• Chris Walker elected 2010-11 board secretary (by Mike Lakusiak)

Local

• City evaluates student area (by Linda Givetash)
• Coming together for a night of hope (by Megan Raftis)
• News of the year: in Waterloo (by Linda Givetash)
• Redefining beauty (by Kristen Duvall)

National

• News of the year: In Ontario (by Danielle Webb)
• Student diets reflect flaws in OSAP (by Linda Givetash)
• Provincial budget supports education (by Linda Givetash)
• Ann Coulter causes uproar at Ottawa campus (by Eric Merkley)

World

• Progressive and regressive policies plague Rwanda’s government (by Alexandros Mitsiopoulos)
• Developing news to watch in summer 2010 (by Paula Millar and Amalia Biro)
• A year in international news

Arts

• What not to miss this summer
• Arts bites: March 31, 2010
• Using business to pursue a passion (by Laura Carlson)
• Down with Webster returns to Wilf's (by Laura Sedwick)
• Elitism misses the point (by Mike Lakusiak)
• Film maker T.C. McLuhan finishes documentary 20 years later (by Laura Carlson)
• This year in the arts world

Opinion

• Is a business degree valuable? (by Paula Millar)
• Ideas matter in politics (by Eric Merkley)
• Earth Hour has a point (by The Cord Editorial Board)
• Charity Ball donation fails to impress (by The Cord Editorial Board)

Sports

• Bradley moves on to pro career (by Jamie Neugebauer)
• A year in the world of sports: 2010 (by The Cord Sports staff)
• Top five Golden Hawk headlines (by Justin Fauteux)
• Sports in brief: March 31 (by Justin Fauteux)
• The role of a student athlete (by Tieja MacLaughlin)