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Outfitting your res room
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Moving into residence can bring on a mixture of emotions from fear to excitement. There is no need to worry, since most students look
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Welcome to Romania
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The year was 1989. For people across Eastern Europe, this year played host to peaceful revolutions and the fall of Communist regimes. From Poland
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What’s the point?
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Networking Alissa Ruetz My personal opinion to this question that passes through every university student’s mind at one point or another, is rather simple
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Orientation Week: A story
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Amber’s dad pulled up to Willison Hall at around 10 a.m. on Labour Day after finally navigating through the droves of cars cramping WLU’s
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A guide to Waterloo nightlife
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As an incoming first-year arriving in just over two months’ time, you most certainly have a lot of questions on your mind. But perhaps
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A giant’s wasteland
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KWAZULU-NATAL, SOUTH AFRICA – Two decades ago, the elephant was the poster child for conservationists worldwide when the ban on ivory was initiated in
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June 24, 2009
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By-Law Complaint; Date: June 14 @ 1:40 a.m.; Location: Science Building A male subject was issued a PON for public urination outside of the
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Getting to know your Hawks
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Hockey The women’s hockey team has enjoyed incredible success in recent years. Led by head coach Rick Osborne, winner of five consecutive Ontario University
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University, not what it used to be
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Wilfrid Laurier has come to the point where the university’s debt has become too high for it to operate effectively. Fortunately, the government has
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Breaking down Canadian politics
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Conservative Party Chloe Arbutina, president of the Laurier Campus Conservatives, discussed the current Conservative government’s policies and initiatives. The Campus Conservatives are working to
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