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The impact of larger class sizes
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Despite MacLean’s magazine’s ranking of Laurier as fourth in the nation overall among primarily undergraduate universities, there is a lingering issue oncampus with regards
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Board rejects serious reform for WLUSU elections
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After a month hiatus, the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union board of directors met last Friday and among other things discussed several election reforms
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WLUSU to host Retro Rewind at Turret
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Though the Turret has remained closed to the general Laurier student body on Friday nights since last March, this Friday it will be open
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Creating dialogue on cycling
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On Thursday, the newly formed Laurier Bike Network held their second official meeting. Throughout the hour and a half, topics of discussion ranged from
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Laurier Debating Society finds competition strong
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Last weekend, members from the Laurier Debating Society competed in the National Championships for Intercollegiate Debate held at the University of British Columbia. Two
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Quad alight with Luminera
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The quad outside the Fred Nichols Campus Centre (FNCC) was illuminated with candles last night as the poor weather failed to prevent the annual
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Laurier Buy Nothing Day has ‘a healthy turnout’
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Laurier students looking to decrease consumerism and promote wiser spending habits found an opportunity in the annual Buy Nothing Day. Monday marked the return
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Students’ union reports $96,000 ahead of budget
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Despite underbudgeting and a $300,000 misallocation of funds following the sixth period in the union’s financial calendar, the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union is
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WLUSU board meeting update: Nov. 20
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When the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union board of directors met on Friday for the first time in a month, tensions were high, specifically
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Laurier researches LGBTQ teens
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Assistant professor of community psychology at Wilfrid Laurier University Robb Travers and graduate students Katie Cook and Alix Holtby have embarked on a research
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