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WLUSU operating budget passes unanimously
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The 2010-2011 Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union operating budget passed unanimously during Friday morning’s board of directors-elect meeting. After a brief, five minute discussion
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Absence of sprinkler system aided spread of fire
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Although the cause of Thursday’s fire that destroyed the Campus Court plaza frequented by students has yet to be determined, evidence to suggest why
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The Cord speaks to Evan Cranley from Stars
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Taking a break from rehearsing in Montreal for the upcoming tour, Evan Cranley from Stars chatted with The Cord about their new album Five
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UW receives federal funding
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As part of a federal initiative to aid the Government of Canada’s Small Business Internship Program (SBIP), today Member of Parliament for Kitchener-Waterloo Peter
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Flaherty to push for financial reforms
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This week, G7 and G20 finance ministers and central bank governors convene in Washington DC. The meetings which run from April 22 to 25
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Massive blaze destroys Waterloo businesses
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To see a photo gallery of the fire click here Early Thursday morning a fire broke out at University Avenue West’s Campus Court, destroying
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April 21, 2010
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Dear Life, The purpose of headphones is so you can listen to the music without disturbing the rest of us. If they are loud
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Laurier and Conestoga introduce combined degree-diploma programs in computer sciences and biochemistry
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Laurier and Conestoga College officially launched two new joint programs in computer science as well as biochemistry and biotechnology on Friday. Both institutions signed
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20 minutes to a cleaner Waterloo
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On April 16, the City of Waterloo hosted a 20-Minute Makeover. The event, held at 2 p.m., was one of many inspired by annual
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Laurier granted $1.4 million for research
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Canada Research Chairs, a federal program dedicated to funding research in universities across the country, recently granted Laurier $1.4 million in support of Rhoda
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