Author: Justin Smirlies
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‘Prosit!’ Oktoberfest hits K-W
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Hundreds of people held their glasses high and cheered at Kitchener city hall last Friday at the official opening and keg tapping of the
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Great Canadian Appathon hits Laurier campus
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Over hours of lost sleep, numerous cans of Red Bull and fingers rapidly coding away, a group of Wilfrid Laurier University students decided to
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License under review
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As textbook buying season comes to a close for the fall semester, the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union plans on reviewing the new Access
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‘A work in progress’
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There has been something lurking among university students as of late and it isn’t always easily detected or described. However, it can be felt.
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Tuition soars three times above inflation rate
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According to a new report from the Canadian Centre of Policy Alternatives (CCPA), tuition fees shouldn’t just be a major topic of discussion in
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Urging students to take precaution
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Precautions for student safety don’t just remain within the Wilfrid Laurier University campus. The Waterloo Region Police Services (WRSP) are urging that all students
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Admissions up, arts down
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Similarly to last year, the faculty of arts at Wilfrid Laurier University suffered a slight dip in enrolment for first-year students for 2012-13. While
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You know what yanks my cord… September 19, 2012
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… douchebags, everywhere. Is it just me or did the 2012-13 year bring the biggest spike in douchebaggery in Laurier’s history? I feel like
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Byelections may have impact on Ontario
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While Catherine Fife’s win last week may have prevented a Liberal majority in Ontario — a win that overturned a 22 year long Progressive
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Annual ‘Shine Day’ shows strong efforts
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Rain and cloudy skies didn’t seem to damper spirits on the most recent “Shine Day” on Sept. 8, as Shinerama volunteers and first-year students
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