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Convict allowed to study in Waterloo Region
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Brock Golden, a convicted child pornographer, has been granted permission from the Manitoba Court of Appeals to continue his education in the Kitchener-Waterloo area
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How power can corrupt
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There always seem to be people who, when acceding to just a little power, become absolutely monstrous. We have seen it in celebrities of
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From the archives: 1968
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The rate at which the new “Coke” machines have been taking in money without dispensing drinks in return should result in the accumulation of
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Lines on a map: Affiniam, Senegal
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“If I’m alive next year, I think I’ll plant this field.” I was out for a walk through the fields and forests near the
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From the Editor
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I believe the media should be an outlet where people can interact, express themselves and learn from each other. I hope to foster this
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Canada in brief: Sept. 7, 2009
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Student groups, universities singing “big five” blues QUEBEC (CUP) – The presidents of five of Canada’s top universities have spent the summer calling for
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Waterloo after dark
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Wearing little more than nipple tassels, crotchless pantyhose and bunny ears, buskers performed their gravitydefying stunts while baring it all for the local crowd.
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Welcome to WLU Frosh: Meet the System
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If you are ambitious, intelligent, mature, resourceful and looking for a good education, you have come to the wrong place. University is not for
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While you were out…
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Public Square controversies Opening on May 31, the public square has received a great deal of criticism, from its design to the activities it
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KW in Brief: Sept. 7, 2009
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Brick sues founder On June 2, 2009, Brick Brewing Co. launched a million-dollar lawsuit against its former owner Jim Brickman. The founder and former
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