Cord Weekly runs student union election blog
Is everyone taking notes?
Laurier’s student newspaper is using the blog format to complement their traditional coverage of student union elections at the 12,000 student campus.
This is exactly how a student newspaper should be using the series of tubes.
The Cord Weekly has been one of the strongest student papers this year, and is one of the few I do not miss. I especially enjoy when they cover an issue in their print edition Wednesday and the local "mainstream" newspaper re-writes it for Saturday.
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