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Waterbuffs donate $2,250
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By Idil Herzi On Nov. 24, the Waterbuffs, an on-campus charitable social group, will be making their first visit to Lincoln Heights Public School
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A ‘disease of ignorance’
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On Dec. 1, World AIDS Day will be celebrated internationally, and third-year Laurier student Kyle Gerow wants to make sure that Wilfrid Laurier University
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University develops new academic plan; goal is to define the school as an institution
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Wilfrid Laurier University is currently in the process of creating a new academic plan that will come into effect in 2010. In early October,
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Laurier hosts geography week
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Wilfrid Laurier University’s department of geography and environmental studies is currently hosting International Geography Awareness Week. A variety of events and demonstrations are taking
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Laurier celebrates trans awareness week
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By Idil Herzi Wilfrid Laurier University’s Rainbow Centre is currently hosting transgendered awareness week, which is being held in the Concourse from Nov. 16
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Events change with concourse policy
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Last Wednesday, Laurier’s Chinese Student Association (CSA) hosted “Chopsticks Sensation” at King Tin Restaurant. The dinner, which started at 7 p.m., consisted of an
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Laurier copes with H1N1
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Wilfrid Laurier University’s on-campus clinic at Health Services has been overloaded with the early onset of influenza season, which, according to the World Health
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Laurier gathers to remember
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On Wednesday morning, Laurier students and faculty gathered in the concourse for the annual Remembrance Day Ceremony. Hosted by the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’
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Laurier technology update
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WebCT, which malfunctioned on countless occasions last academic year, has been functioning without incident for the last 38 days, after only a minor hiccup
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MacLean’s ranks Laurier fourth place nationally
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It’s that time of year again –Maclean’s magazine has released their ranking of Canadian universities. In previous years, Laurier has faired relatively well, maintaining
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