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Smuggling to survive
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Victoria Isadrru, now a middle-aged woman with five children, was born in the “Pearl of Africa:” Arua District, Uganda. Vicky witnessed Uganda’s most recent
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Travel advisory
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Examining how many students abroad are underprepared for the hardships of overseas volunteering and how Laurier’s global studies department is working to change this
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Profiling a playwright
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Sunil Kuruvilla lives a double life. To the Laurier community, he is known as an English graduate turned marketing and promotions co-ordinator for the
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Culture at WLU
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With the goal of stimulating appreciation, enjoyment and knowledge of Canadian art and culture, the Robert Langen Art Gallery re-opens on Wednesday, Sept. 16,
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Off the beaten path
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Since premiering in 2008, OLN’s show Departures has evolved from a travel show with a modest following to an award-winning movement, garnering public and
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Navigating the city’s arts scene
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So you’ve just arrived in what will be your home for the next year, what now? To help you dabble in the rich cultural
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Wisdom disconnect: Sept. 7, 2009
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Long shot: The standard golf course now has 18 holes. In the past this wasn’t the case: all golf courses had a different number
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What’s the point? Getting involved
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Pro Dave Shore If it didn’t already weigh heavily in your choice to attend this institution, you’re going to learn very quickly that Laurier
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Appalled by Asif
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Re: “Nine years. No degree. No problem,” Sept. 30,2009 I am appalled by last week’s features article “Nine years, no degree, no problem” about
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Sept. 7, 2009
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“No matter what you get your degree in, no matter what your subject or you major is, make sure that you are doing something
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