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King Street ‘not sinking’
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Despite rumours that King Street Residence is “sinking,” the university has stated that this is not the case. “It’s not sinking,” said director of
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Profs question admin over proposed arts degree
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Last Friday, the Arts Council Meeting was the stage for heated discussion regarding the proposed new honours bachelor of arts degree. Professors gathered to
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Presenting history
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This Saturday, the Wilfrid Laurier University History Students’ Association (WLUHSA) hosted its second annual Tri-University History Undergraduate Paper Conference in the Bricker Academic Building.
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Environmental work has Laurier link
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Sustainable Waterloo, a not-for-profit organization which seeks to help foundations become more environmentally sustainable across the Waterloo Region, recently introduced five new insurance companies
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Alumni relations position filled
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Laurier alumnus Bridget McMahon has worked in university advancement for the past nine years and has now been appointed as director of alumni relations.
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New WLUSU AVPs hired
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April Bannerman AVP: First year experience Experience: Executive for Laurier Students for Learning, ice breaker and head ice, legal resources Unique quality: “My ability
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Garbage awareness on campus
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Laurier has no shortage of garbage. In 2008, Laurier produced an estimated 1715.7 metric tonnes of waste. That number is truly staggering considering the
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Charity Ball raises community awareness
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After a year filled with controversy and contention, the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union committee Charity Ball hosted their final event this past Saturday.
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New classes available for summer term
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Students will begin to see new courses being offered over the summer months available for registration on the Laurier On-line Registration and Information System
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Changes made to improve student technology services
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Throughout the academic year, Laurier’s IT department has been undergoing changes to improve the consistency and quality of tech services available on campus. Systems
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