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Oktoberfest celebrates 40th year
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“Oktoberfest ist Wunderbar!” said mayor of Waterloo Brenda Halloran, causing the crowd to cheer at the kick-off of the mayor’s Oktoberfest luncheon, held in
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Barrel race raises funds for housing
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On Oct. 10, the public square was bustling with crowds of people lining up to enjoy a free pancake breakfast and watch Oktoberfest’s 31st
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Parading uptown
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On Thanksgiving morning, thousands gathered along King Street through Waterloo and Kitchener to watch the annual Oktoberfest parade that featured 30 floats and 14
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GO service comes to KW
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On Oct. 31, the GO bus will make its first trip from Kitchener-Waterloo to Mississauga. The new route will have stops at the University
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Google Street View now in select Canadian cities
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After getting tired of looking at a couple holding hands walking down University Avenue across the street from Wilfrid Laurier University, one can easily
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Canada in brief: Oct. 15, 2009
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Vaccine delay ‘nothing political’ MONTREAL (CUP) – Canadians will have to wait a while longer than other countries before the H1N1 vaccine becomes available.
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ASAP introduces new scholarship
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The Arts Students’ Advancement Program (ASAP) is currently working on establishing a new scholarship directed at arts students who are in co-op programs. The
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Cell phone ban comes into effect
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Starting Oct. 26 it will be illegal for Ontario motorists to use any wireless devices that can cause a distraction while on the road.
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Value of note sharing website questioned
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With classes back in full swing at Laurier, most students are starting to feel overwhelmed by their heavy workloads. For many, juggling classes, readings
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Textual relationships
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Perhaps just a myth, but I’ve heard that guys used to call girls they liked to ask them out on a date. Before instant
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