Author: Dani Saad
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Crimea secession: a legal standpoint
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As Crimea votes in favour of autonomy from Ukraine, the legality of the separation is highly questionable
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Ambition, not position, defines your worth
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I’ve had a lot of shit jobs over the years that included a number of undesirable tasks. I have loaded trucks, moved furniture, mopped…
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The implications of a pro-EU Ukraine
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Protests began in Ukraine’s capital city, Kiev, after its president, Victor Yanukovych, went against his word by improving ties with Russia at the expense…
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Gaining experience, losing ourselves
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I’ve learned a few certainties throughout my time at Laurier, one of them being that everyone is important and the work they do is…
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The motivation behind gossip
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I’m sure we can all agree that we have all gossiped or started a rumour about an individual or a group of people before.…
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Archaeology a form of grave robbing
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As the daughter of an archaeologist specializing in North American archaeology, I spent a lot of time in labs and offices full of artifacts…
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Get the best of stresss
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It’s that time again when students become swamped with midterms and assignments. School begins to conquer the lives of students, getting rid of any…
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The weigh-in: Rob Ford
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For I’d be willing to bet that Rob Ford has become better known to the Western world than our very own Prime Minister. Now…
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Deferring the stream line decision best for students
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An education lobby group, People for Education, claims that their research, as well as past studies done by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and…
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Moving forward through letting go
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Do you ever walk on campus and see people you don’t like and vice versa? Do you ever just roll your eyes mentally because…
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