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Incident sparks safety reminder
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The Wilfrid Laurier University Library is not a place where we would expect to be overly active. It’s associated with long, tiring nights and
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‘5 Days’ receives donation after theft
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To increase their donation count after the campaign was completed, the 5 Days for the Homeless team at Wilfrid Laurier University decided to host
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Combating procrastination
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At the beginning of the second term students vow to start all their assignments early and to stop procrastinating, but with the end of
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A walk for mental health
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The Mental Health Education Group (MHEG) at Wilfrid Laurier University held an event last Thursday to get students talking — and walking — for
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New projects approved for SLL funding
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Last month, the Student Life Levvy (SLL) Committee approved 18 of the 33 projects that were proposed to enhance student life on the Wilfrid
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Senate under fire
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There has been considerable news coverage on the performance and credibility of Canadian Senators as of late. Senator Patrick Brazeau recently came under fire
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Study area a debt factor
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It’s a well-established fact that students are emerging from post-secondary education with more debt than ever before. Given increased competition over fewer jobs, combined
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New restaurants near university to open soon
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For the last couple of years, students have passed by King Street and University Avenue wondering exactly when and what is opening beside the
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St Patrick’s Day block party stays under control
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Despite Ezra Street accumulating approximately 5,000 green clad students who came to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day on Sunday, Waterloo Regional Police Servicse (WRPS) dealt
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Subway outlet coming to academic building
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Students at Wilfrid Laurier University will soon have a new option for eating on campus. In late April, the Bricker Academic building will welcome
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