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Budget cuts highlight 2009-10 news
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Office of VP: academic copes with budget cuts Class sizes increase, fewer courses are offered and an honours BA Arts degree is proposed The
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WLUSU food service businesses see substantial loss
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The last Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union board of directors meeting of the semester on Friday saw two main points of discussion all revolving
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Raising environmental awareness
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This past Saturday evening marked the 4th annual Earth Hour, an international event that raises awareness for environmental problems and climate change. Laurier’s EcoHawks
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Speaker warns about being ‘happy consumers’
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Last Saturday, Laurier’s Religion and Culture Society hosted the annual Interdisciplinary Arts Conference (IAC) in the Science and Bricker Academic Buildings. The IAC is
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Business faculty optimistic in face of cuts
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As other faculties examine ways to cope with budget cuts that could adversely affect student experience, Laurier’s School of Business and Economics (SBE) is
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Student upset over alleged discrimination
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On Monday night, Laurier student Jenny Kirby and her girlfriend were at Café 1842, at the Huether Hotel. After engaging in public affections, the
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Chris Walker elected 2010-11 board secretary
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The incoming Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union board of directors met Monday night at 10 p.m. for their second official meeting since the Feb.
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WLUSU board meeting update – Mar 26
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Friday, March 26 marked the last regular board meeting for the 2009-10 Wilfrid Laurier University Student’s Union board of directors. Nine directors were present,
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Candidates address students at GSA open forum
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On Thursday, March 25 the Graduate Students Association (GSA) held their open forum, introducing candidates and providing them with the opportunity to speak about
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Embracing the f-word
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The reason Jessica Valenti became involved in the feminist movement is quite simple. “I was always a feminist,” said the 31-year-old author and founder
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