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Hall of Fame defaced
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Around closing time on the evening of Jan. 14, three unidentified males urinated on the golden hawk crest on the floor of the Fred
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A new path
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Although the beloved dean of the School of Business and Economics, Ginny Dybenko, will be stepping down from her position before her term expires
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The future of Laurier’s Athletic Complex
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Any student who’s worked out at Laurier’s Athletic Complex has likely also complained about over-crowding. With the fitness centre’s chronic over-crowding in mind, the
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The Cord wins national title
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At this year’s Canadian University Press (CUP) National Conference, Cord Sports Editor Justin Fauteux was awarded the John H. McDonald Journalism Award for Best
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Dybenko to step down as dean of SBE
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In a statement issued by Wilfrid Laurier University earlier today, it was announced that the dean of the School of Business and Economics, Ginny
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Waterloo issues parking ban
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In light of the recent snowfall, Waterloo City Services (WCS) has issued an overnight parking ban for January 13 between 2:30 a.m. and 6:00
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Local organic juice firm confronts Coke contract
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As with many universities and colleges, the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union (WLUSU) has a contract negotiated with Coca-Cola for the beverage supply in
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Students injured in collision
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Chaos erupted on the corner of King Street and University Avenue on the evening of Jan. 10 shortly before 5:30 p.m. when a collision
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English training program developed
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In an attempt to attract a larger international presence, Wilfrid Laurier University has introduced The Laurier English and Academic Foundation (LEAF) Program, an English-as-a-second
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More to house flooding than thought
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Six second-year Laurier students returned to their rented house after the holidays to find the residence in shambles. A burst pipe had caused over
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