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While you were out
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Brantford denied funding In December, the federal government officially told the Laurier Brantford Campus that they will not be getting the $15 million they
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Laurier fills government relations position
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Brian Rosborough has recently been hired by Wilfrid Laurier University to the new position of director of government relations. The director of government relations
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Laurier student leaves climate change conference disheartened
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Emily Slofstra, a third-year Laurier student, travelled to Copenhagen for the 15th annual United Nations Climate Change Conference (UNCC) with a delegation of students
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Alternative medicine
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The Music Care Conference, a project intending to educate health care professionals across Canada about the benefits of music therapy, is one step closer
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Student donates to health sciences
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The winter semester is back in full swing and Wilfrid Laurier University’s health sciences program is beginning its second semester. Although it maintains a
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WLUSU under review
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These reviews were written collaboratively by Local and National Editor Linda Givetash, News Editor Lauren Millet, In Depth Editor Alanna Wallace and Editor-in-Chief Laura
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Laurier closes H1N1 online registration
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For the 2010 winter term, Laurier students will no longer be able to register online if they contract the H1N1 virus. In a press
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Gilgan to receive Laurier Outstanding Business Leader Award for 2009
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The Laurier School of Business and Economics has named Peter Gilgan as the recipient of the 2009 Laurier Outstanding Business Leader Award. Gilgan is
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Students evacuated from Conrad
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Students were evacuated from Laurier’s Conrad Residence Sunday evening at approximately 8:25 p.m. Matt Wells a firefighter with Weber and University station, stated that
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Laurier opens classrooms to increase study space
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In response to concerns from the student body the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union has worked with the dean of students office and administration
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