Life
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The Embassy isn’t your grandma’s church
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Even for non-believers, there’s often an odd magnetism surrounding the idea of church. The concept of a weekly ritual consisting of a series of
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Best tips and tricks for a standout resume
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It’s almost exam season. Instead of reading your 260-page textbook that you haven’t even cracked open, you’re more worried about the resume you haven’t
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Getting into the workout groove
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Staff writer Manjot Bhullar explores the world of fitness and how you can get involved
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Combatting the student burnout
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Burnout: the feeling of physical, mental and/or emotional exhaustion as a result of excessive stress and frustration.
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A conversation on Canadian identity with Lawrence Hill
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The thing about identity is “once it’s shifted, it can’t shift back.”
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Black History Month ends in triumph for ABS
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Laurier’s Association of Black Students hosted the “Black Excellence” culture show to highlight exceptional contributions
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‘This book changed my life’
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Seven Cord writers get personal and talk about the books that changed their lives.
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Do libraries still matter?
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In the digital age, where everyone has access to everything, how can an institution centered on physical media maintain relevance?
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CaliBurger’s the new kid in town
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The first ever CaliBurger in Canada has taken the place of what was formerly “Runner’s Choice,” a symbolic reminder.
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Mac N’ Cheese-ival missed the mac
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THEMUSEUM and B@THEMUSEUM in downtown Kitchener hosted a lackluster and disappointing homage to the beloved comfort food.
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