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WLUSU board meeting update: Dec. 4
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In the last meeting of the fall semester the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union board of directors met for just over 90 minutes, and
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Laurier names 2009 Outstanding Business Leader
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Peter Gilgan, president and chief executive officer of Mattamy Homes Corporation, has been named Laurier’s Outstanding Business Leader for 2009. Gilgan will be presented
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LSFL moves to campus clubs
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Earlier today the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union announced that they will be moving Laurier Students For Learning (LSFL) to the Campus Clubs and
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Second-years set to lose meal plan money
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On Dec. 31, the $500 balance that second-year Laurier students could carry forward as part of their mandatory meal plan will expire. While in
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Flu delcarations at 2,200
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In response to concerns of an H1N1 influenza pandemic, Laurier has created a online form that allows students and faculty to declare flu symptoms
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City councillors to lead planning for ‘student ghetto’
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On Nov. 26, a town meeting was hosted in St. Michael’s Church for the Northdale community to discuss the future of the area as
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Toy drive underway
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Classes are ending and exams are quickly approaching; the holiday season is just around the corner. While most students are looking forward to spending
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News in Brief: Dec. 2, 2009
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Group seeks to host music therapy conference A partnership between Canadian charity Room 217 Foundation, the Laurier Centre for Music Therapy Research, the Laurier
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Class donates $1,200 to local charity
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What started as a class requirement has become an incredible act of charity, as the 54 students in SY216, the Sociology of Aging, have
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Laurier student to attend Copenhagen
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When the world’s leaders convene in Copenhagen, Denmark on Dec. 7 for the beginning of the 15th annual United Nations Climate Change Conference (UNCCC),
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