Life
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Looking like a zombie
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Some tips on how to look as undead as can be on Oct. 4
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Laurier band, Stop 24, rocking our campus!
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With so many bands trying to make it big, it is difficult for bands to truly stand out and break away from the norm.
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Amish Project explores forgiveness
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Green Light Art’s latest production The Amish Project is set to have its Canadian premiere at Studio 180 in Hagey Hall at the University of Waterloo on Sept. 25.
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A hierarchy of student employment
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While job hunting, many of us have created these lists of job hierarchy, assessing the pros and cons of our job opportunities.
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The quest for the best poutine
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Putting Waterloo’s poutine to the test
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Nature in K-W
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It’s time to grab the windbreakers, lace up the boots and take a stroll through some of Waterloo’s best natural landscapes.
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Bringing laughter to the region
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For third-year economics student Sohail Chatur, writing comedy is nothing out of the ordinary.
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Laurier student fundraises for his future
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To get equipment for a Harvard class, a Laurier student found a unique way to obtain funding
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Archiving to tell us who we are
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New exhibit at Clay and Glass Museum allows for attendees to explore the lives of professionals
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Arkells get nostalgic at Laurier
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Frontman Max Kerman reflects on his time as a McMaster student and his close ties to Waterloo
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