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Students’ Union campaign period kicks off; countdown to Feb. 5-6 election begins
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The candidates have announced. The papers have been signed. And the race has begun. The 2014 campaign period kicked off on Tuesday with the
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Laurier students journey to El Salvador
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From Jan. 29 to Feb. 4, six political science graduate students and two Laurier professors will be visiting El Salvador as observers for the
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GIE building still on schedule despite harsh weather
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“If you want to work in construction, you’ve got to like being outside.” Mark Dettweiler, director of planning, design and construction at Wilfrid Laurier
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Active prevention for academic misconduct
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Handling academic misconduct is about more than just setting some rules down on paper. At least that’s what academic integrity advisors Lea Caragata and
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Waterloo Mayor shares wisdom on campus
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On Jan. 16, Brenda Halloran, mayor of the City of Waterloo, came to Wilfrid Laurier University to talk about her life and how she
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Students’ Union executive structure gets reworked
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In order to better operationalize changes made during the 2011-2012 academic year to move toward a multi-campus governance structure, the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’
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Students’ Union presidential candidates emerge
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Tuesday at noon marked the deadline for intent-to-run form submissions for the upcoming Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union elections. At this point, there are
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‘It’s wonderful work’
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To D’arcy Farlow, being a leader means helping others realize their potential. The Wilfrid Laurier University professor, who works in the faculty of social
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Laurier affirms closure policy on weather
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Debate sprung up on the Wilfrid Laurier University Facebook page last week, as students called into question the university’s decision to remain open amid
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Approved fall break extended to a week
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Students at Wilfrid Laurier University are getting a longer fall reading break than they originally expected. At the Laurier senate and board meeting on
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