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Presidential candidates face off in open debate
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The Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union presidential candidate debate set the five candidates against one another to showcase each of their platforms and ideas.
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Presidential candidates face the public
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The presidential candidates took the stage at the open forum yesterday to defend themselves and their platforms in front of the Wilfrid Laurier University
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Board hopefuls get questioned
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All 18 director candidates came together in the Concourse on Tuesday to answer questions and speak about their plans if they were elected to
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Disappointment towards senate
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Luke Dotto was seated alone in the row of chairs facing the audience which were reserved for senate candidates at the open forum held
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Five first-years run for BOD
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The election for the board of directors has seen a drastic increase in the number of first-year candidates than in past years at Wilfrid
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Critical take on election
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Chandler Jolliffe isn’t happy with the way the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union election campaigns have been going — and he’s not being quiet
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‘Safe talks’ at WLU
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Students in the faculty of education at Wilfrid Laurier University completed a suicide prevention workshop that awarded them a certificate that signifies their knowledge
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Unique take on conflicts
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If you’re in a negotiation it might be time to get a little bit angry. According to research by Ivona Hideg, an assistant business
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Students’ Union budget reveals loss of income
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The financial statements for the 2011/2012 school year were presented by Michael Onabolu, president and CEO of Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union, to the
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New hiring policy for icebreakers
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The hiring policies for icebreakers have changed again for the upcoming Orientation Week. While the policy outlines some of the components of last year’s
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