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Month in review: May 30, 2012
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Student employees charged at YEP The annual Year End Party on the Laurier campus did not go without a hitch. On the night of
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Scholars discuss uncertain future
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The campuses of Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of Waterloo (UW) definitely felt a larger presence this week, as 7,000 scholars from across
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Margaret Atwood speaks about liberal arts and Canadian literature
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As part of the weeklong “Big Thinking” series at Congress 2012, Canadian literary icon Margaret Atwood gave her take on liberal studies to an
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Lobbying versus protest
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Despite the fact that talks between the Quebec government and student leaders resumed on May 28, the escalating protests in the province have sparked
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Will he stay or will he go?
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It was ten minutes before the CFL draft, but Shamawd Chambers wasn’t glued to his TV. The star Laurier receiver and No. 3-ranked pre-draft
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Johnston calls for the global expansion of knowledge
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“Yes, I’ve come home, and it’s good to be home,” said David Johnston, the Governor General of Canada and former president of the University
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University presidents hail importance of humanities and social sciences
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For Wilfrid Laurier University president Max Blouw, seeing 7,000 academics descend on his school’s campus this week will be five years in the making.
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WLUFA sends support to students in Quebec
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With the student demonstrations in Quebec reaching a whole new level, it is beginning to spark various responses from outside the province, including one
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Waterloo community hopes to boost reputation with Congress 2012
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Beginning this Saturday, the campuses of Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of Waterloo (UW) will be buzzing again, as approximately 7,000 delegates roll
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Anthropology department to be reduced to a program
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The anthropology department at Wilfrid Laurier University may soon be facing some major cuts. Michael Carroll, the dean of arts at Laurier, explained that
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