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Combating homelessness on campus
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Matt McGuinness never thought he would have to worry about sleeping outdoors in winter weather. But the fourth-year business student is currently in the
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CAS negotiations continue
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Since the expiration of the contract in August, Wilfrid Laurier University and the Wilfrid Laurier University Faculty Association (WLUFA) have been negotiating a renewed
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Peace activist describes ordeal
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Organized by Wilfrid Laurier University’s religion and culture and global studies departments, the “Narratives of Violence, Narratives of Healing” conference aimed to provide insight
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Senate meeting discusses multi-campus governance
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At the Mar. 3 meeting of the Wilfrid Laurier University senate, the president’s task force on multi-campus governance was the centre of much debate.
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News in brief: March 9, 2011
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Ginny Dybenko appointed member of research council Laurier executive: strategic initiatives Ginny Dybenko was named a member of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research
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Students return to high school
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Over Reading Week, a group of students from the Laurier Afghan Students Association made presentations to a large group of English as a second
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Board bails out business
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After the Mar. 4 meeting of the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union (WLUSU) Board of Directors (BOD), WLUSU has set in motion a plan
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Mayor meets with students
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Waterloo mayor Brenda Halloran spoke Tuesday evening at Laurier for a workshop presented by the ACCESSU Laurier campus club. Halloran gave those present an
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Aboriginal Awareness Week launches
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The Office of Aboriginal Initiatives (OAI) set out to create an opportunity for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Laurier students alike to come together and become educated
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Earning free tuition
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To offer their employees opportunities for professional development and to attract prospective students, Wilfrid Laurier University offers a full-tuition waiver to full-time employees and
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