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Laurier football focusing on healing injuries
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Laurier moves attention on healing up heading into Homecoming after two consecutive losses
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Laurier exams pushed to end Dec. 23
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After beginning classes on September 10, students will be in class until December 9 and have two study days before beginning exams.
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Suicides surge in Waterloo – region seeks to improve resources
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Awareness is the mantra of community stakeholders in the wake of statistics which revealed a 57 per cent increase in suicides by population in Waterloo Region between 2008 and 2013.
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Fire destroys Waterloo Dollarama, affects local Parkdale community
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14 year old boy arrested and charged with arson, endangering human life, and possession of an incendiary device
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Men’s football drops season opener to No. 3 Western
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The Wilfrid Laurier men’s football team dropped a rough match against the No. 3 nationally ranked Western Mustangs Saturday night, losing 59-9. “[It was a] really tough game, wasn’t pretty,” head coach Michael Faulds said. “We’ve got to do a better job protecting the football and we gave away too many penalties.” “Anytime you face…
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Albert St. Dollarama engulfed in flames
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Parkdale Plaza was evacuated around 4 p.m. on Friday
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Laurier names school of business and economics after Mike Lazaridis
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Wilfrid Laurier University announced Tuesday morning at a press conference the school of business and economics will be named after entrepreneur and philanthropist Mike Lazaridis. Lazaridis recently contributed a $20-million donation to Laurier’s business school. Along with $15-million from the Ontario government, this money will help create a management institute within the school. Lazaridis is…
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Going the distance is no simple task
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Sometime you should just listen to your mom, and have a bit of fun.
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Balancing academics in the wake of a tragedy
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Features Editor Bethany Bowles explores how a Laurier student is maintaining her grades while battling a life-threatening illness
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New WLU apps in store for incoming first-years
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The Guidebook and SafeHawk applications are available for all students.
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