Author: Mark Cascagnette
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Men’s basketball team begins a crucial stretch
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In what has been an up and down season for the Laurier men’s basketball team, they face a critical stretch with just seven games
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Women’s hockey team splits weekend games
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In what has been a tough season for the Golden Hawks, Coach Paton finally believes the team is hitting their stride. Two big upsets
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Points in six straight games for Golden Hawks hockey
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Coach Puhalski and his Golden Hawks men’s hockey team have started the new year with a bang! Laurier came out of this weekend’s games
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Laurier selected to host national university chess tournament
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Laurier’s chess club is excited for the upcoming opportunity as the school was selected to host the official national chess tournament. Universities from all
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Football post season awards highlighted by All-Canadian Golden Hawk Levondre Gordon
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The Golden Hawks men’s football team was honoured this past month as 10 different student athletes were named to the OUA First or Second
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Laurier women’s hockey team in a bit of a slump
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After starting the season with five straight losses, the Golden Hawks women’s hockey team has picked up points in four of their last six
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After being ranked 6th nationally Laurier men’s basketball team drops 6 of their last 8 games
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Coming off of a franchise-best season last year, head coach Justin Serresse and his basketball team had high expectations for this season. The Golden
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Laurier women’s basketball team scores fourth win in a row
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The Golden Hawks’ women’s basketball team returned home this past weekend and picked up two impressive victories to improve their winning streak to four
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Editorial: Mark Cascagnette
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In today’s highly-divided world, where society is seemingly never in agreement and the news is full of tragedy, there is one truly unique activity
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Golden Hawks women’s cross country team finishes 17th at nationals
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This past Saturday at the USPORTS Championship in Kingston, Lizzy Laurie and the Laurier Golden Hawks women’s cross country team ran remarkably well to
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