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Collision at King St. and University Ave. sends pedestrians to hospital
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Two cars collided on King Street and University Avenue on Jan. 10 shortly after 5 p.m., hitting six pedestrians. At least three of the
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Alumni make 2010 headlines
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Wilfrid Laurier University’s alumni have been making waves in the news in 2010 — some for their achievements in the business world, and some
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Decision made on copyright
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Returning for the winter semester, students have started to collect their required course materials, including the photocopied course packages popular with many Wilfrid Laurier
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WLUSU rearranges positions for next year
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The Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union (WLUSU) will undergo some changes to the structure of their management group during hiring for next year in
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Reviewing your board
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The Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union board of directors has found itself in predicaments on multiple occasions during its term – and has for
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A new structure for WLUSU management
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On Dec. 22, the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union announced changes that will be made to their management structure over the next several months.
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Students seem to like this website … a little
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The latest addition to the list of time-wasting web sites available to university students is likealittle.com. Likealittle, available at many Canadian and U.S. universities,
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Professor’s book focuses on his own family history
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Wilfrid Laurier University political science professor Thomas Hueglin’s latest publication strays from his typical area of focus in federalism. His book, We All Giggled:
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The power of the Force compels you to donate generously
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On Dec. 6, a Star Wars toy drive in the Concourse offered not only hope for the fate of the rebellion, but for children
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BOD amends election procedures
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The Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union held its final board of directors meeting of the semester Dec. 3. Over more than four hours, the
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