Archive
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The challenges of running an orphanage in Nepal
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A small group of Laurier students were privileged to explore a world 11,916 kilometers away this week as Laxman Shrestha gave a presentation about
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Feb. 24, 2010
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“Hey, I can only afford to go to Cuba once a year.” –Dean of students David McMurray paraphrasing a student senator’s rationale behind not
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Feb. 24, 2010
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Fire; Location: Outside Peters Building; Reported: Feb. 20 @ 9:26 a.m. A special constable responded to the area outside the main entrance to the
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Feb. 24, 2010
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Waterloo was hit with a mini blizzard Monday after a warm Sunday; a frigid welcome home for students returning from spring break.
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The turbulent U.S.-China relationship
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In addition to managing a dismal domestic economic situation, two foreign wars and a negative country image, U.S. President Barack Obama must tackle another
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Feb. 24, 2010
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5 years: Students protest Rae’s tuition rise Approximately 50 to 60 students gathered outside the Aird Underpass to rally against Bob Rae’s recommendation to
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Vacationing in the developing world
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Fresh off the heels of reading week, many Laurier students are returning to campus tanned and happy after vacations in sunny destinations. While enjoying
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World in brief: Feb 24, 2010
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CRIMEA, UKRAINE Feb. 19 marked the anniversary of the USSR’s most generous gift – Crimea. Soviet leader Khrushchev officially handed over the republic in
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WLUSP & WLUSU: It’s complicated
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A student publication is no different than any other publication. Large or small, student-produced media serves the same purpose as any news or information
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Feb. 10, 2010
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“Every day I’m going to fight for students. It’s going to be the first thing [I do], the last thing and everything in between.”
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