Author: Katelyn Cullum
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Firehall to re-open
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The Firehall, a local club in Waterloo, will be reopening its doors on April 25. Firehall was closed for 40 days after violating a…
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Canada in brief
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Cancer patients receive diluted drugs Patients at hospitals in Oshawa, Windsor, Peterborough and London have received a series of chemotherapy cocktails that were found…
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Brantford profs voice concerns
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“Sometimes Brantford is out of sight, out of mind,” said Gary Warrick, brantford liaison officer for the Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty Association (WLUFA). Warrick…
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Thomas King visits WLU
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Over 200 students, recreational book club members and community members from local reserves gathered in the Senate and Board of Chambers room at Wilfrid…
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Local ‘nerd girl’ takes reality show title
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“To me, a nerd is someone who is extremely passionate about a specific thing, or has many interests and tries to obtain knowledge about…
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WLUSU, UW Feds head to Queen’s Park
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Student representatives from Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union and the University of Waterloo (UW) Federation of Students met with provincial parliament members in Queen’s Park last week to discuss issues in education.
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Exposing the atrocities
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“I was nervous to come here and speak today.” Jake, whose last name was withheld for safety reasons, visited Wilfrid Laurier University this past…
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Chow explores vibrancy in arts
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New Democrat MP Olivia Chow was in downtown Kitchener last weekend to explore exhibits currently showcased at THEMUSEUM and to discuss the importance of…
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Local and campus break-ins investigated
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In the past few weeks, students at Wilfrid Laurier University have been experiencing a seemingly increased amount of break-ins, both on and off campus.…
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Record identifies outstanding locals
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Forty of Waterloo Region’s brightest have been acknowledged and celebrated for their contributions to the community and inspiration towards the next generation of leaders.…
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