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The tie that binds since 1926 The Cord Weekly VOICE OF THE VOICELESS UNCLE JESSE'S SHIFTINESS April Cunningham goes in-depth on the topic of It's a common phenomenon; cold feet, dicey excuses and an alternative campus media and the niche that insatiable appetite for avoidance. Committment-phobia. students enjoy... SPECIAL PROJECTS, PAGES 10-11 Understand it in... STUDENT LIFE, PAGE 16 Volume 46 Issue 10 WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 19,2005 www.cordweekly.com Making Poverty History at Laurier Jordan Jocius GRATEFUL - Ghanian exchange student Edna Aryee. Laurier reaches out to theft victim Jordan Jocius JEN MIKOLEIT & DESTITUTION CLOSER TO HOME - Well-known Waterloo streetperson Anatole Rybas finishes eating a hot dog outside Waterloo Town Square yester- ADRIAN MA day, where he frequently asks passersby for two dollar donations. Here at Laurier, several campus clubs united on Monday for Make Poverty History Cord News Day, festooning the campus with white bedsheets to create awareness for the local and global problem. FULL STORY IN INTERNATIONAL, PAGE 14. "Hi, come in," says Laurier student Edna Aryee as she opens the door to her home. She walks inside, past the kitchen, where a family is sitting down for dinner. The aroma of a home-cooked meal wafts throughout the house, its walls decorated with Ghanian artwork and family photos. Students robbed Edna, an international student from Ghana, is now a part of this family, and she is grateful for that. A late-July robbery left Edna with almost nothing. One of her professors at Laurier, Edmund Okoree, invited Edna to live with at his family. gunpoint She is extremely appreciative of Professor Okoree. "He's a good man; he is so kind," ADRIAN MA any drugs. They fled the residence more questions than answers at says Edna. "He's like a father to News Editor with about $150 in small bills. this point." most of the Ghanian students at Three terrified Laurier students The students themselves are Larkin said there was no sign of Laurier. He was the only person faced the barrel of a gun early last understandably shaken. forced entry into the house, which that was ready to allow me to stay Thursday morning after they dis- "I really don't want to talk about indicated that the house was with him. It's a nice family, and I covered two masked men robbing it," said one of the male room- unlocked. He recommends that know I'm putting some financial their home. mates who experienced the fright- students err on the side of caution strain on them." At 2:3oam, three female stu- ening ordeal. "It's pretty traumat- at all times. Edna, who is pursuing a mas- dents returned home from a night ic." "Whether you live on-campus ter's degree in Pyschology, out to find two men burglarizing None of the residents were or off-campus, the important returned from a week-long con- their house, located at 24 available for further comment. thing is to lock your premises," vention in Toronto to find her Columbia Street, near King Street Both burglars are described as said Larkin. "If you are going out Spruce Street home completely North (see map). The girls' startled Caucasian males between the ages for a couple ofdrinks, or a night on empty. Her clothes, dishes, laptop reaction woke their two room- of 18-25. Waterloo Regional Police the town, make sure you leave a and CD player had all vanished. mates, who came downstairs to inspector Bryan Larkin believes light on, have a key handy." Even her hairdryer and suitcases investigate the commotion. that the thieves may be also be "We live in a great community," were stolen. To make matters That's when one of the robbers students, but more information is he added. "But the fact of the mat- worse, she also found strange revealed a firearm and forced all needed before that can be deter- ter is, crime can happen any- toothbrushes and towels in her five students to the ground. mined. where." bathroom. The thieves, who wore bandan- "We're looking at that potential The event left her extremely nas to at frightened. Upon investigation, conceal their faces, connection, but it's difficult this Editorial reaction to this story in OPINION, PAGE 6 demanded all of their money and time," said Larkin. "There's really police concluded that the intruder must have known she would be out of town for the week because the door was still locked, with the NEW GOV-GEN A HYPOCRITE HAWKS CLINCH TOP SPOT COMING NEXT WEEK... intruder apparently having gained Michaelle Jean's rhetoric fits Canada's self-image They won. No doubt about it. But will they serve The Cord tries to slip an Internet entrance through the window. but not our real contributions to recent human Guelph their asses on a platter or just squeak by purchased essay past a panel of profs. It's rights - violations in Haiti... OPINION, PAGE 7 next week? ... SPORTS, PAGE 12 like a Pepsi Challenge, only more illegal. See GHANA page 3 Weekly 2 WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 19. 2005 News The Cord Weekly The Cord 5 Day Action News ~ The fie that binds since / 926 - Weather Forecast phone: (519) 884-1970 ext. 35G4 fax: (519) 883-0873 email: cord® !vv!usp.con) The Cord Weekly 75 UniversityAvenue West Waterloo, Ontario N2L3CS WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 19, 2005 Student feels "ripped off" with online text VOLUME 46 ISSUE 10 Next Issue : October 26 QUOTE OF THE WEEK Petition against online-only text for third year business class gets the attention of WLU Senate and administration "What is THAT?!" - WLUSP President ond CEO Anthony Piscitelli, referring to the huddled moss of blan- kets on the couch (hot turned out tobe a person, Corly Beath CONTRIBUTORS Kyle Boulion Jennifer O'Neill BriUany Lavery Mary Erskine D.J. Dcmcrcs Jay Ciuiiard Jen Mikolcii Dru Jeffries Tanya Doroslovae Mark D. Hopkins Gina Raeine Mark Ciesluk Joe Tuivoite Miencla Bontje Kaihryn Flvnn Rod Perry Ada Sliarpe WLUSP STAFF Pagination Editor. Dave Alexander Production Assistant Dan Bciguc Janet Linseman Copy Editing Manager. Aria Latto-ilaii Copy Editors Kaiie Cheng Mike Zabic Mark Culligan Caitlin Henderson Heather Olaveson Mallory O'Brien Photo Managers Jordan Joeius Sydney Hel land Online Production Manager. JaSonjaSon Shim Human Resources Sanjay Ojjo IT Manager. Regan Waul. WLUSP ADMINISTRATION President \nlhony Piscilclli VP: Finance Fraser McCraeken VP: Advertising Angela Foster VP: Brantford James Scon Chair of the Board Penny Shearer Vice Chair..... Sanjay Pottingcr Board of Directors Evelyn Chin George East Arthur Wong ADVERTISING All advertising inquiries should be directed to VP: Advertising AngelaFoster at 884-0710, ext. Adrian Ma 3560 or [email protected] UNFAIR? - Andrew MacDonald, a student in Professor McNally's BU 383 course, displays the the digital textbook which has him up in arms. COLOPHON TheCord Weekly is theofficial student newspaper of theWilfrid Laurier University community. ADRIAN MA inconvience quickly grew into of printing text off the website, the "I do think in some ways he's News Editor frustration for MacDonald. inability to resell the material abusing his position on the facul- Started in 1926 as the College Cord, The Cord Weekly is an editorially independent newspaper published by Wilfrid "It started to bother me more when the course concludes and ty," he said. "I don't think it's per- Laurier University Student Publications, Waterloo, a corpo- ration without share capital. WLUSP is governed by itsboard Laurier student Andrew when the site went down a couple the inconvenience of accessing sonal against the students. 1 think ofdirectors. MacDonald has had enough with days before the finance midterm the material. he's just trying to make the most business Professor William when I was trying to study," he MacDonald is confident that of his position, and I don't think McNally's online textbook. The said. "For the next two days, when the petition has the support of fel- that that's fair." pubstea Don* third-year BBA student is current- everyone's trying to study, the low business students. MacDonald feels that a fair Opinions expressed within The Curd are those of the author ly circulating a petition in protest website was very slow. I feel a bit "I'd say about 75 percent of the solution for students of 8U383 and do not necessarily reflect those of the Editorial Board. The Cord, WLUSP. WLU or MasterWeb Printing. of the mandatory electronic ripped off. 1 think someone's tak- students have been signing it from would be to receive a partial us. 1 seen," ver- All content appearing in The Cord bears the copyright course material for 8U383: ing advantage of don't think what I've said MacDonald. refund or a coursebook style expressly of their creator(s) and may not be used without He is quick to point out that the sion of course written consent. Finanical Management. that's right." the material. "Originally 1 thought it might The petition, which is addressed petition bears no ill will to For now, he is encouraging vol- The Cord is createdusing Macintosh computers running OS X.2 using Adobe Creative Suite 2 (InDesign. Photoshop. just be inconvenient because we'd to Dr. A. Scott Carson, Dean of the Professor McNally as an individ- unteers to help him circulate the Acrobat, Distiller and Illustrator) and Quark Xpress 6.1. Nikon D7O and Canon Rebel XT 8.0 megapixel digital cam- always have to be at the computer School of Business and ual. MacDonald regards him as a petition among students of the eras are used for principal photography.
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