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Honouring a fallen teammate
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The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks’ men’s rugby team started a new tradition in their season opener against the Waterloo Warriors last Thursday. The team
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Cord Cross Canada: Reporting from the West Coast
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Blueprint for adventure A year ago, I was taking a photography class at Laurier Brantford. It was one of those three-hour classes where you
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Williams construction to be complete Sept. 21
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The new Williams Coffee Pub Express that was scheduled to open in the Terrace earlier this month is still undergoing renovations and is now
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PRISM advances to help business students
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With the arrival of its 25th anniversary at Wilfrid Laurier, PRISM Laurier, which provides information and technology training and services to business and economics
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Steam Whistle founder speaks to first years
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He went from being kicked out of the Laurier business program to being the honoured speaker. Founder and co-CEO of Steam Whistle Brewing Cam
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Social upheaval is a driving force behind progress
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I may be the only person eagerly anticipating the H1N1 virus while secretly hoping we will undergo a severe outbreak. Not to romanticize a
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Senate meeting update: Sept. 16
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Yesterday, Wlifrid Laurier University had their first senate meeting of the academic year, taking place at 4 p.m. in the Senate and Board Chambers.
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Comic creator speaks to grad students
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“Grad school is a state of mind” are words spoken by fictional character Michael Slackenerny. Taken from the popular comic “Piled Higher and Deeper”
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KW in Brief: Sept. 16, 2009
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UW opens media lab The University of Waterloo opened its Critical Media Lab in Kitchener on Sept. 15. The lab, located at 195 King
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Worship what is important
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I recently had an opportunity to read through a speech by the dearly departed David Foster Wallace called “This is Water.” It’s a commencement
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