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Waterloo ranked top city for migrants
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Report ranked top 50 Canadian cities for newcomers, with Waterloo coming in at number one
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DIY culture alive and well in K-W
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Do-it-yourself culture is alive and well in Waterloo.
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Coming up short in the quarters
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The Western Mustangs defeated Laurier Saturday by a final score of 25-10, ending their season
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Drawing meaning from tragedy
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Students and the community pay respects to Jonah Lowy, who passed away suddenly last week
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Hawks face devastating loss in soccer
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Women’s soccer fails to advance to nationals after two final four losses
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Hawks’ season ends in London
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The Wilfrid Laurier University men’s football team was unable stay with the Western Mustangs for four quarters on Saturday afternoon. They saw the last seconds of their season tick away, as the seventh-ranked Mustangs came away with the 25-10 victory on their home turf. Laurier finished this season with a record of 4-4 just one…
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Classrooms become interactive
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In Sept. 2012, the first active learning classroom at Laurier was created in DAWB 3-106, which has a 40-person capacity.
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Jaworsky claims victory in Waterloo
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Gaining roughly 55 per cent of the vote, Dave Jaworsky will take office as Waterloo mayor Dec. 1
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‘Kitchener’s Tony Stark in the making’
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James Hobson created a fully-functional exoskeleton in his Kitchener garage. The contraption uses pneumatic air cylinders and a steel frame to perform heavy lifts up to an estimated 300lbs.
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Back to the final four
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Women’s soccer is set to play in the 2014 OUA semifinals
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