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Laurier to host Congress 2012
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This year from May 26 to June 2 Wilfrid Laurier University in partnership with the University of Waterloo will be hosting the Congress of
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Research Profile: Joanne Lee
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Language is easily and naturally learned by young children through everyday interactions, but the same can’t be said about mathematics and numeracy. Joanne Lee,
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Hefty price for expansion
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Wilfrid Laurier University is expanding its boundaries. And it’s not cheap. In a deal made on Thursday, the university conducted a $58.9 million acquisition
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Top campus news stories for 2011-12
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GIE building announced The not-so-beloved St. Michael’s campus eventually met its demise this year, as the first phase of construction for the Global Innovation
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Future prospects for grads
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While many students from Wilfrid Laurier University are still struggling to find summer employment, graduates are beginning their search for careers. Jan Basso, Laurier’s
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WLUSU president recaps his term
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This year was nothing short of uneventful for Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union president and CEO Nick Gibson. Between a challenging restructuring process, changes
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Students attempt to salvage women studies course
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A petition marking the discontent of some of the members of the Wilfrid Laurier University community was delivered to the dean of arts, Michael
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Creating a link across continents
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Tearing down cultural boundaries through international student work experiences, AIESEC is a student-run organization based out of 110 countries, offering a unique opportunity for
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WLU in brief: March 21, 2012
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WLUSU ‘investgating’ smell in FNCC On Monday and Tuesday, students were greeted by an offensive manure-like smell outside of Wilf’s and the Terrace. As
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St. Paddy’s celebrations go off without a hitch
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Taking advantage of the unseasonably warm weather, Wilfrid Laurier University students painted the town green on Saturday to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day; one of
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