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Researchers link unemployment to lifespan
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Despite the apparent downsides to unemployment, two professors at Wilfrid Laurier University have found that unemployed Canadians may in fact live longer. Hideki Ariizumi
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Reviewing student life levy
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With the approval of the referendum that accompanied the election ballots in February, Wilfrid Laurier University students and the students’ union have agreed to
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Waterloo, Kitchener and Brantford campuses closed Mar. 23
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The Kitchener and Waterloo campuses of Wilfrid Laurier University are closed for the remainder of today due to severe weather conditions, according to the
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News in brief: March 23, 2011
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Brantford dean of students (finally) named After an exhaustive search and one potential hire falling through several months ago, a dean of students has
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Profs make books
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Faculty and students gathered in the lobby of the Maureen Forrester Hall Mar. 21 for readings and conversation about recent books by professors. Put
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Pension recovery still depends on province
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“We’re still facing large deficits in the plan,” Wilfrid Laurier University VP of finance Jim Butler said, addressing concerned pension plan members at one
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Dissent conference involves community
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Wilfrid Laurier University’s faculties of arts and social work, along with the global studies department and community members co-ordinated a conference on the oppression
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Fashion show hits Turret
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On Sat. Mar. 14, the Wilfrid Laurier University Fashion and Lifestyle Society held its first ever charity fashion show, called “The Answer to Cancer.”
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Celebrating women
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The Senate and Board Chamber was filled with students, faculty and staff Thurs. Mar. 10 for a ceremony celebrating past and present women at
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Docherty hired as Mount Royal University president
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First setting foot on campus 31 years ago, political science professor, former dean of arts and current senior advisor on multi-campus initiatives David Docherty
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