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Minor changes to arts degree designation
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The final Arts Council meeting of the 2009-10 school year took place on April 9; where many students and staff were awaiting the outcome
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News in brief: March 31, 2010
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Pre-trial appearance set for former OneCard manager Following a court appearance last week, May 10 has been set as the pre-trial date for former
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GSA elects Landry as president
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The Graduate Students Association (GSA) held their Annual General Meeting (AGM) last night, proposing amendments to their constitution and also electing their new executive
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Researching Canada’s north
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Throughout the upcoming year, 15 Laurier students will be conducting research in Northern Canada after receiving funding from the Northern Scientific Training Program (NSTP).
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Women’s Centre project to compile stories of sexual assault on campus
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Sexual assault on university campuses is rarely spoken about to the extent that the Women’s Centre working group is about to address through their
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Charity Ball donation increases
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Last October, a member of the 2008-09 Wilfrid Laurier Students’ Union Charity Ball committee came forward criticizing the committee for focusing on putting on
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Planning for St. Mike’s campus redevelopement underway
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As part of Laurier’s Campus Master Plan, a substantial amount of renewal is proposed for both the main campus as well as the university’s
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Oddball newsmakers of 2009-10
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1) Laurier takes extreme measures in dealing with H1N1 Laurier implemented an online flu declaration system in the fall, intended to combat the threat
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WLUSU board year-end review
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Board review The 2009-10 year for the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union board of directors has seen little accomplished, especially in the second semester.
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Profs honoured for teaching
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Each year, Wilfrid Laurier University distributes two awards recognizing professors for their teaching excellence. This year’s recipients of the awards are psychology professor Eileen
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