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Addressing plagarism at Laurier
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Turnitin.com is a plagiarism detection service which many university professors and instructors require students submit their work to in an effort to check for
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Laurier continues textbook rentals
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This is the second year that the Bookstore will be running a textbook rental service for Laurier students, as an alternative to buying textbooks.
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Bringing smiles to residences
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This year, Laurier students are going to be asked a simple yet perplexing question: “What made you smile today?” While most probably won’t see
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LSPIRG to fix its board
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Over the summer months, Laurier Students’ Public Interest Group (LSPIRG) has been making big changes to their organization. At their last Annual General Meeting
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Rad Week: Offering different programing
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Rad Week is on for its third year, providing Wilfrid Laurier University students with alternative programming during their orientation week. Laurier Students’ Public Interest
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Unifying initiatives
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Something that used to be hummed and whispered about across campus has now become something that’s being regularly talked about. This upcoming year, Laurier
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WLU meets admission targets later in summer
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Wilfrid Laurier University admissions office appears to have met most of its targets for enrolment this coming year, but it took the whole summer
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Searching for alternatives
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Students may not get the same St. Patrick’s Day party they were hoping for next year. The St. Paddy’s bash that has occurred on
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Laurier’s residence energy competition profiled in AASHE sustainability report
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First-year students living in residence at Wilfrid Laurier University have been learning about sustainability through the annual residence energy competition since the program was
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IPRM process still at work during the summer months
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Although Kim Morouney described it as a “big beast to deal with,” the Integrated Planning and Resource Management (IPRM) process has been moving forward
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