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Mascis not ‘stuck in the past’ as a solo performer
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It can be hard to escape a legacy sometimes. Artists who have performed for decades often fall into a consistent routine, a routine which fans then expect every time they hit the stage. Whether it is fan-favorite songs or popular stage antics, artists become trapped by the weight of their pasts. When these artists go…
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Bringing Laurier football to Montreal
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The East-West Bowl is more than just a game that showcases top talent stretching from coast to coast
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Club Abstract closes
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Club Abstract officially closed on May 1 after being heavily involved in the Kitchener-Waterloo nightlife for 24 years.
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Laurier Milton campus expansion denied
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Wilfrid Laurier University’s proposal to build a campus in the town of Milton has officially been declined.
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Best beer in Waterloo crowned
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Sold out event features Waterloo’s first-ever battle of the breweries at local brewery Abe Erb
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What ‘Albertastan’ could mean for the country
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After winning a provincial election in Alberta, the potential of an NDP federal government isn’t so unlikely anymore
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Business receives $35-million donation
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Contribution to help build management institute in the Global Innovation Exchange building
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CFL bound
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Laurier players Chris Ackie, Ese Mrabure-Ajufo, Dillon Campbell hear their names called during CFL draft
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Shopping local this summer
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Features Editor Bethany Bowles discusses the benefits of shopping at farmers’ markets
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Record draft sends two Hawks to CFL in first round
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Wilf’s pub on Wilfrid Laurier University’s campus erupted Tuesday night as defensive back Chris Ackie and defensive lineman Ese Mrabure-Ajufo were drafted fourth and fifth overall in the CFL draft. This is the first time since 1970 that two Laurier players have gone in the first round.…
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