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Live stream: Open Forum, Monday 11am – 3pm
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Make sure you tune into thecord.ca today between 11 am and 3 pm to watch the four presidential candidates debate what’s important to you.
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Event thanks students for contribution to Student Life Levy
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On Jan. 27, Laurier’s Development and Alumni Relations team showed their gratitude to students for their generosity over the years. Various employees from Development
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Laurier business captures ‘school of the year’
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In its second year of competition, JDC (Jeux de Commerce) Central was held this past weekend at Wilfrid Laurier University in conjunction with the
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New Community Service Learning director aims to expand program
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Effective Feb. 1, Megan Conway will be the new director of the Laurier Centre of Community Service-Learning (CSL), an established program that encourages students
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Few women come forward for WLUSU roles
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By: Bree Rody-Mantha, Lead Reporter At a university boasting a female student population of 61 per cent, that only one candidate in the upcoming
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Students’ union election season begins
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At 11:22 p.m. on Jan. 19 the two-week campaign period leading to the elections for the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union (WLUSU) was launched
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Students dodge balls for charity
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On Jan. 14, 95 enthusiastic dodgeball players participated in the Bracelet of Hope fundraiser at University Stadium. The event was the culmination of months
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Wilf’s sign returned
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At approximately 12:30 on Wednesday, three males were seen carrying the large Wilf’s sign stolen from Wilf’s over the weekend down University Ave. When
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War on steroids strikes Laurier
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Last March the world of Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) football had its eyes opened when nine Waterloo Warrior football players tested positive for steroids.
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Kitchener campus hosts lecture on youth
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The Wilfrid Laurier University faculty of social work at the Kitchener campus hosted a talk entitled “Youth in a Suspect Society: Coming of Age
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