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Enrolment brings change to O-Week
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This fall, Wilfrid Laurier University welcomes its largest group of incoming first year students (3540 registered at the Waterloo campus), 80 per cent of
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World in brief: Sept. 7, 2009
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Iran elections turn into revolt TEHRAN, IRAN – Riot police and immense crowds followed the June 12 Iranian election, as the results were widely
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New residences offer unique alternatives
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This September, Wilfrid Laurier University will open its fourth residence life learning community: the Global Engagement Community (GEC) at 102 Albert St. “The goal
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Students’ union adds new staff positions
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Administrative manager A new administrative manager position has been created in the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union to work with the current administrative assistant,
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Futile to ignore manmade climate change
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With the Copenhagen climate negotiations commencing in December, it is important that Canada does not repeat past performances as a laggard on the issue
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Is there an airport nearby… or is that just my heart taking off?
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As I skim through newspapers spouting the daily, predictable news warning the plight of humanity, I become overwhelmed with the injustice of it all
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Football season officially open
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96 eager football players have taken over the University Stadium field for the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks two-week training camp, which kicked off on
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In review: The Polaris Music Prize shortlist
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It’s that time of the year. In less than two weeks, the winner of the Polaris Music Prize for excellence in Canadian music will
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This is The Cord
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This edition of The Cord marks an important moment in the rich history of our 84-year-old publication. At 44 pages, not only is it
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A movie playlist
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It’s time to drop your worn-out copies of Twilight and forget any memory that you may still have left of Transformers 2 because ladies
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