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Ditching the plastic bottles
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In keeping with the green theme of this winter, the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union EcoHawks launched their annual Out of the Bottle Campaign
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Stepping into the real estate market
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As development surrounding Wilfrid Laurier University continues to thrive, the university is looking at ways to grow its portfolio and maximize the benefits of
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Volunteers frustrated with new WLUSU hiring process
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As the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union prepares for its spring hiring of coordinators, volunteers and executives, new changes to the hiring process have
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WLU in brief: Feb. 29, 2012
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Conestoga college to offer programs at Laurier Brantford campus Starting this September, Conestoga College will join Wilfrid Laurier University by offering classes in downtown
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Ontario universities face uncertain future
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In order to prevent a projected deficit of $30.2 billion by 2017-18, Canadian economist Don Drummond, in the “Drummond Commission” released on Feb. 15,
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Strike watch
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Main Issues Pension plan Faculty: university not making their contributions to pension plan. Administration: Pension issues reflect global economic issues. Salaries Faculty: WLU profs
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Revisiting the past
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Laurier’s Association of Black Students (ABS) celebrated Black History Month during the first two weeks of February with events that commemorate the achievements of
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Last strike at WLU: CAS walk off the job in March 2008
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On Mar. 19, 2008, approximately 365 part-time contract academic staff (CAS) walked off the job at WLU. This resulted in the cancellation of numerous
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Understanding the mind of Bush
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The phrase ‘what was he thinking?’ was undoubtedly uttered many times during George W. Bush’s presidency. Dan McAdams took this question a step further.
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Director resigns
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For the third year in a row, a director has stepped down from the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union board. Bill Papanastasiou, a first-time
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