Features
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The Changing Tradition of Tattoo Culture
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For the first period of my life, getting tattoos was something that a large majority of my close friends were doing and seeing
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Dollars vs. diplomas: The NCAA controversy over students being paid to play
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Going to work seems like a tedious and unenjoyable task for most, but every two weeks when a pay–check direct deposits into the bank
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2019 Students’ Union President and CEO candidate interviews
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The results for “The Best of Laurier 2018”
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Are you happy with the term holiday? Another look at word choices this winter
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“I hate when they say that. Just say Merry fucking Christmas.” I remember this man from my hostessing job when I was in grade
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Opening a time machine to the past
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News Editor, Aaron Hagey, and Opinion Editor, Emily Waitson discuss recapturing their childhood and nostalgia’s impact on daily emotions. Nostalgia; the sentimental reminiscence that
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Finding your festive flare at holiday markets
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Finding funds for your future: Hints and tips for looking past undergrad
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I think I speak for a lot of us considering post-graduate education when I say one of the scariest parts is the cost. After
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Waterloo Region’s municipal election candidates
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Features Editor, Madeline McInnis, talks to all of the candidates for Laurier’s ward and for Waterloo’s mayor this election season. Answers have been printed
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A fountain for youth: University students and the writing renaissance
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When you think of fountain pen users, you probably think of one of two categories: lawyers and politicians who can afford pens that
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