Life
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Afiya Francisco of LouLou Magazine
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According to Afiya Francisco, fashion plays a major role in a professional setting.
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NIGHT\SHIFT 2014
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All photos by Jessica Dik Videos shot and edited by Zach Guitor
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Gluten-free and its myths
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Gluten-free food options are being offered for more common-place foods, often at higher prices than normal.
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DIY culture alive and well in K-W
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Do-it-yourself culture is alive and well in Waterloo.
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Body art in the workplace
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When getting tattoos done, it’s important to think about what it means for future employment opportunities
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Melding faith and school life
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The Wilfrid Laurier Univesity student body is nothing if not diverse. We have in the neighbourhood of around 14,000 undergrad students, all of which come from different places around the world and bring with them unique customs, traditions and languages.
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An odyssey into music and dance
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With the programing organized around Kubrick’s critically-acclaimed film, the evening saw a replica of HAL 9000 and the Monolith from the movie and even costumed ape performances that came out onto the dance floor throughout the evening.
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Celebrating the time
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NIGHT\SHIFT event marks the daylight savings time shift
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How to dress to impress
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It’s important to remember to apply the proper accessory to your outfit. Laying it out the night before can help.
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Be original this Halloween
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Just a few days until Halloween kicks off, now is the time to start figuring out what costumes are going to make you look like the coolest person at Phil’s.
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