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Ontario prepared for H1N1 pandemic
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During a media phone interview on Sept. 24, chief medical officer of health for Ontario Dr. Arlene King addressed public concerns regarding the upcoming
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G20 meets in U.S.
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Instead of rolling out the red carpet, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania literally shut down to host, or more accurately accommodate, last week’s G20 summit. From Sept.
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Trudeau engages youth in politics
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Yesterday afternoon, Justin Trudeau, Liberal MP for Papineau, Quebec, spoke to students on the topic of political engagement at the Student Life Centre at
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U of T to charge outside academics $200 for library use
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TORONTO (CUP) – Ryan Weston couldn’t believe he could be charged up to $200 to use resources at the Robarts Library at the University
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Sept. 23, 2009
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“There is a lot of educational research that basically says that size does matter.” –Laurier professor Garry Potter, speaking about the increasing class sizes
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Ignatieff speaks at campus rally
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“Go Hawks!” said Michael Ignatieff, leader of Canada’s official opposition, to a crowd of cheering students at the Young Liberals’ rally held in Wilf’s
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Larger classes take hold at Laurier
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With classes now underway, the effects of the 2009-10 funding cuts can be seen in classrooms at Wilfrid Laurier University, as several academic departments
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Speaker presents random truths
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Renowned computer scientist and mathematician Gregory Chaitin spoke to a nearly full house in the Paul Martin Centre yesterday afternoon. This was the third
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Laurier officially opens Toronto office
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TORONTO – Sept. 22 marked the official opening of Wilfrid Laurier’s new office in Toronto. Situated within the Exchange Tower building at King and
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WLU reviews visual identity
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Beginning this fall, Wilfrid Laurier University’s current visual identity will be undergoing a review in order to develop one that best suits the university.
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