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Laurier International sending more students abroad
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Wilfrid Laurier University, as well as the rest of Canada, is hoping to send more students to study abroad in the next couple of years.
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Student dies after being struck by vehicle
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Wilfrid Laurier University student Siqi Wang died earlier this week after being struck by a vehicle in Waterloo. Wang, 20, was hit by a
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Bus routes reconsidered
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Grand River Transit may be cancelling the 7D and 7E bus routes in Waterloo
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Nutritious donations encouraged
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Collection centres urge people to donate healthy foods that will contribute to a balanced diet
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Student combines passion with academics
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Shailyn Drukis takes part in World Parks Congress
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Finance course to be reviewed
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Student starts petition to raise concerns about financial math class structure
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Events held for GEW
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Students discuss startup options
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Examining the minimum wage
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Prof, student address future changes to the minimum wage
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Hiring practices evaluated
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Deeming hopes that by working alongside hiring and recruitment this year, it will create one cohesive unit when implementing the new policy.
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University Ave. lighting a concern
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With the days getting shorter, students and residents in Waterloo find themselves walking and driving more frequently in the dark, posing more of a chance for issues stemming from impaired visibility.
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