Arts & Culture
Duck Duck Canada Goose
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We want to maximize our feeling of belonging on a diverse and huge campus like Cornell – even if that sense of belonging lies in a jacket.
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MEIDENBAUER | Cornell Chic
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People express themselves through their clothing. Whether consciously or unconsciously, how we dress changes how other people view us. Perhaps this is why, as with any group of people, similarities occur as trends rise and fall. As the times evolve, so does fashion. But what does this say about the student body? It’s like Cornell has an unspoken dress code that a significant chunk of students subscribe to.
Canada Goose
Student Activists Raise Awareness About Cruel Canada Goose Practices
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The demonstrators hoped that those who currently own Canada Goose products never buy from them again and donate the detachable coyote-fur trim of their coats.
Canada Douche
Protestors Use Halloween as a Platform for their Opposition to Canada Goose’s Practices
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A protest led by the Cornell Students for Animal Rights and Cornell Vegan Society, led to some people putting a “Canada Douche” sticker on their Canada Goose jackets.