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Double-bill met with praise
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Following months of preparation, Opera Laurier performed one-act operas Gianni Schicchi and L’Efant et les Sortiléges this past weekend.
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Students express concern about IPRM
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“It views us as products, not people and views staff as liabilities, not assets.”
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GIE building delayed
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For the the second time since it began construction, the Global Innovation Exchange building’s completion date has been delayed.
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A look at Black History Month
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How have Kitchener-Waterloo citizens honoured black Canadians over the month of February?
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Hawks Upset Gaels in First Round Playoffs
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With the win, the Hawks will now face off against the third place nationally Mustangs. The best-of-three series begins Feb. 25 at 7 p.m. in London.
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Double gold for Laurier curling
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Men’s Curling After capturing the Canadian Interuniversity Sport bronze medal and provincial silver the previous year, fourth-year skip Aaron Squires and the Wilfrid Laurier University men’s curling team can add an Ontario University Athletics gold medal to their growing collection of hardware. The Hawks captured gold after winning the championship final against the Western…
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Laurier curling goes gold
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Both the Wilfrid Laurier University men’s and women’s curling teams were on top of the podium on Monday, winning the gold medal at the Ontario University Athletics curling championships. Fourth-year skip Carly Howard led the women’s curling team to a 5-3 victory over the Brock Badgers in the final, winning their fourth gold medal in…
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Laurier tops Gaels in triple overtime thriller
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It took 94 minutes and a 49 save performance by Amanda Smith, but the Wilfrid Laurier University women’s hockey team defeated the Queen’s Gaels by a score of 1-0 in a triple overtime victory. It marked the third straight time the Hawks shut out the Gaels in the playoffs. The Hawks take a one…
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Algoma upsets the Hawks
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The Thunderbirds picked up their second win on Saturday
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‘Apathy to the political process’
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Engagement in student government elections fluctates at universities throughout the province
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